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With the growing interest in EB-5s in recent years, a number of EB-5 conferences are held throughout the country. In April, Brian Su's EB-5 conference is coming to New York City again. To date, I've attended three of Brian's conferences and spoken at one. It's a one-day crash course for those new to the topic [...]
The USCIS’s recent policy change regarding how to count indirect jobs created by tenants has thrown a monkey wrench into the world of EB-5s. The following is Part 3 of a three-part post on the recent “tenant issue” that has thrown many pending Regional Center applications into limbo. Part 1: Chang v. United States – The USCIS has [...]
The USCIS’s recent policy change regarding how to count indirect jobs created by tenants has thrown a monkey wrench into the world of EB-5s. The following is Part 3 of a three-part post on the recent “tenant issue” that has thrown many pending Regional Center applications into limbo. Part 1: Chang v. United States – The USCIS has [...]
The USCIS’s recent policy change regarding how to count indirect jobs created by tenants has thrown a monkey wrench into the world of EB-5s. The following is Part 3 of a three-part post on the recent “tenant issue” that has thrown many pending Regional Center applications into limbo. Part 1: Chang v. United States – The USCIS has [...]
(While this topic is not strictly EB-5 related, it came up recently and potentially affects an EB-5 client of mine so I thought I would share.) People who are overseas when they apply for an immigrant visa (i.e. greencard) such as an EB-5 have to go through consular processing when their I-526 petitions are approved. If the [...]
Each EB-5 investor must create at minimum 10 U.S. jobs in order to qualify for a permanent greencard. It is the number of jobs, therefore, that limit the maximum amount of
The I-526 initial filing is comprised of two parts: the first part relates to the investment