What is an EB-5 Permanent Residence visa?

Green Card Through $800K or $1.05 M investment.
EB-5 visa applicants, their spouse, and their children under 21 will obtain their permanent
residency green card once all requirements have been successfully met and the application is
approved. Currently the process is taking around 48- 50 months.
The good news is that if you are in the United States under a non immigrant visa like B1/B2, F1 or
H1B, you can file for adjustment of status and remain in the United States. During the pendency of
the application you can receive a work permit and travel permit.

Required EB-5 Investment Amount

EB-5 visa applicants are typically required to make either a $800,000 or $1.05 million capital investment amount into a U.S. commercial enterprise. The EB-5 investment can take the form of cash, inventory, equipment, secured indebtedness (not against the business you are purchasing), tangible property, or cash equivalents and is valuated based on U.S. dollar fair-market value.

The minimum amount of capital required for the EB-5 visa program can be $800,000 if the investment is made in a commercial entity that is located in a Targeted Employment Area (TEA). TEA consists of either:

High unemployment areas are geographic locations with an unemployment rate that is at least 150 percent of the national unemployment rate at the time of the EB-5 investment.
Rural areas are either:
Not located within any standard metropolitan statistical area (MSA); and
Not located within any city or town having a population of 20,000 or more as based on the most recent decennial census of the United States.

EB-5 Job Creation Requirements

The USCIS requires that EB-5 investments result in the creation of 10 full-time jobs for U.S. workers. These jobs must be created within the two year period after the investor has received their conditional permanent residency. In some cases, the investor must be able to prove that their investment led to the creation of direct jobs for employees who work directly within the commercial entity that received the investment. However, the EB-5 investor may only have to show that 10 full-time indirect or induced jobs were created if the investment was made in a regional center. Indirect jobs are those created in businesses that supply goods or services to the EB-5 project. Induced jobs are jobs created within the greater community as a result of income being spent by EB-5 project employees.

EB-5 Business Entities

There are several types of business entities in which an EB-5 visa applicant can invest. In general, the applicants can invest directly in a new commercial enterprise or in a regional center. New commercial enterprises are lawful for-profit entities that can take one of many different business structures. Such business structures include corporations, limited or general partnerships, sole proprietorship, business trusts, or other privately or publicly owned business structures. All new commercial enterprises must have been established after November 29, 1990. However, older commercial enterprises may qualify if the investment leads to a 40-percent increase in the number of employees or net worth, or if an older business is restructured to such a degree that a new commercial enterprise results. In addition to individual business enterprises, EB-5 visa applicants can also invest in EB-5 Regional Centers. Regional centers administer EB-5 projects. It may be more advantageous for an investor to invest in a regional center-run project because the investor will not have to independently set up the EB-5 projects.

EB-5 Visa Requirements Summary

Regional Center Option

There are many companies that ask you to invest $800,000 with them for 5 years and they will get you legal permanent resident.
They keep your funds for 5 years and only pay 1% per annum.
They charge up to $70,000 extra fees as processing fees.
There is no guarantee for the project since it is pre authorized by the government but the funds are not guaranteed by the government.

ONCE YOU HIRE OUR FIRM, WE CAN WORK TO GET THESE OF DOCUMENTS FOR THE US CORPORATION

FROM THE U.S. CORPORATION

1) Letter in Support of the visa petition

Proof of Corporate Name and Good Standing:

2) Incorporation Documents: Certificate of Formation; Printout from the website of the
Texas Secretary of State with details of the company registration
3) Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN)

Proof of Ownership of US CORPORATION by FOREIGN CORPORATION

4) Stock Certificates
5) Ledger: Record of Certificates Issued and Transferred
6) Wire transfer for

Bank Accounts:

7) Letter from Bank Official confirming account has been opened for the company
8) Bank Statement

Proof of U.S. Location, Operation, and Employment:

Commercial Premises
9) Lease Agreement
10) Payment for deposit and first month’s rent
11) Letter from Landlord confirming arrangement for additional space has been
made to allow for future growth
12) Photographs of the commercial leased property
Employees
13) Organizational Chart
14) Beneficiary’s Job Description
15) Job Description of the employees that will be hired and directly supervised
by the Beneficiary
Other Evidence of Business Activity:
16) Business Plan

FROM THE BENFICIARY (INFO ABOUT YOU)

Personal Documents:

17)Passport identification and U.S. visa pages
18) Police Clearance Report

Beneficiary’s Credentials:

19) Resume
20) Copy of Degrees
21) Source of funds for $800K or $1.05 M

PLAN OF ACTION

Arrange Investment of of either $800K or $1.05M. It can be your own funds, or a gift or a loan.
A role that participates in making policy decision for the Business.
Have a physical location in USA.
Its taking around 48 months to approve the application. You can file adjustment of status while you are in the US and waiting. You will get a work permit and travel permit. Once you get the Green Card, it will be valid for 24 months.
After 24 months, you will be required to show that your investment has created at 10 full time US jobs.

OUR BUSINESS SET UP & CONSULTING FEES: $20,000

USA IMMIGRATION FEES: $5,368

Filing Fees: Main Application Fee:

$11,600
Corporation Fee:

$308
Business Plan fee:

$5,000
TOTAL:

$16,968

Once approved, if you are in the US:

If you are outside US:

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