EB-5 Regional Center Investment Green Card
Passive investment, indirect job counting, reserved set-aside visas — with due diligence that protects your case.
Overview
Regional Center EB-5 lets you invest $800,000 (TEA) or $1,050,000 in a USCIS-designated project. Jobs are satisfied through economic modeling — direct, indirect, and induced — making the 10-job requirement far easier. Under the Reform Act, 32% of visas are reserved as set-asides enabling backlogged-country investors to bypass queues.
Our due diligence — track record, audited financials, feasibility, and job-cushion analysis — is where your protection begins.
Who May Qualify
- $800,000 (TEA/set-aside) or $1,050,000 invested in a designated regional center project
- Capital at risk with fully documented lawful source
- 10 jobs via the project's approved economic model
How We Help
- Regional center and project due diligence before you wire a dollar
- Source-of-funds packages that survive USCIS audit standards
- I-526E filings, concurrent I-485, set-aside strategy for backlogged countries
- I-829 removal of conditions and redeployment counseling
Frequently Asked Questions
What are reserved set-aside visas?
32% of annual EB-5 visas are reserved — 20% rural, 10% high-unemployment, 2% infrastructure — letting backlogged-country investors skip the general queue.
Can I file my I-485 at the same time?
Yes — if in the U.S. in valid status, concurrent filing gets you an EAD and travel document while I-526E is pending.
This page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is formed by viewing this page. Immigration law is complex and fact-specific — please consult a qualified immigration attorney about your individual situation.