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Your EB5 investor visa can be denied for reasons you may not suspect, making it especially important that you work with an experienced immigration lawyer. In one example, USCIS denied an EB5 green card applicant's I-526 petition, even though it was very similar to others which were submitted and approved previously.

EB5 Requirements: Documentation A valid passport. Copy of personal and family member passports. Household registration documents. Evidence of any former immigration applications. Criminal record certificate. Documentation that proves business ownership. Business License(s) Proof regarding the source of the investment sum.

EB5 Requirements: Documentation A valid passport. Copy of personal and family member passports. Household registration documents. Evidence of any former immigration applications. Criminal record certificate. Documentation that proves business ownership. Business License(s) Proof regarding the source of the investment sum.

By far, the largest source of EB-5 visa cost is the EB-5 investment itself. As of March 2022, the minimum EB-5 visa investment is $800,000 for infrastructure or targeted employment area projects, and $1,050,000 for non-TEA projects.

After investing, you will receive a receipt from the regional center documenting your investment in the EB-5 project. Once that is done, your attorney will file an application for a conditional green card. Approval time is around 18-24 months for form I-526E.

In 2023, the EB-5 minimum capital investment is $800,000, if the chosen NCE is located in a targeted employment area (TEA). Alternatively, the minimum EB-5 investment is $1,050,000 for non-TEA projects. A targeted employment area is a rural area or an area of high unemployment at least 150% above the national average.

An investor pooling their investment with one or more qualified immigrants participating in the Regional Center Program uses this form to petition USCIS for status as an immigrant to the United States under section 203(b)(5)(E) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), as amended.