Many EB-5 investors seeking to speed up their Green Card process are aware of the priority processing available for I-526E petitions through a $800,000 investment in a rural Targeted Employment Area (TEA). Most such investments are made in New Commercial...
Investing in a project within a targeted employment area (TEA) offers two primary advantages for EB-5 investors: a lower investment threshold of US $800,000 AND priority processing of Form 1-526E for rural TEAs by the USCIS. As of March 15, 2022, only the USCIS may...
The EB-5 visa program provides an expedited way for qualified foreign investors to obtain a U.S. Green Card through investments that support job creation. Investors who receive a Green Card through the EB-5 program are permitted to work and live anywhere in the U.S....
Understanding the EB-5 visa program can be challenging, but each year, thousands of immigrants living in the U.S. use it to obtain their green cards. To assist applicants, Carofin, a sponsor of EB-5-eligible investments, provides answers to some of the most common...
Do EB-5 investments have to conform to regulatory requirements for selling securities in the U.S.? The short answer is yes. If you participate in the program, make sure to follow these guidelines. The U.S. EB-5 program (“EB-5”) has been in effect since 1992, and,...