How can an EB-5 investor use money earned in the U.S. for EB-5 funds? A foreign national could be living in the U.S. for several years on a work visa or a student visa and during that time they could have built up considerable savings in accounts in the U.S. Can these funds be used for EB-5?
Read moreAre There Downsides To Investing In A Late-Stage EB-5 Project?
Should an investor consider joining a late stage EB-5 project? What are the advantages and disadvantages of investing in a late-stage EB-5 project? A late-stage EB-5 project can be very appealing to investors...
Read moreWhat Types Of Funds Can Be Used For The EB-5 Program?
What types of funds can a potential EB-5 investor use for the EB-5 Program? Are there restrictions on the types of funds that qualify for the EB-5 Program?
Read moreHow Is An EB-5 Escrow Account Different From A Typical Escrow Account?
The most widely used method to transfer funds is with an EB-5 escrow account, which is not your standard escrow account. In order to qualify for...
Read moreEB 5 Funding: Evidence Required For Sources Of Funds
USCIS requires extensive evidence from EB 5 investors to provide a trail of proof that the EB 5 funding came from lawful sources. This includes...
Read moreProblems With Sources Of EB-5 Funds
How to document sources of EB-5 funds. For a successful EB-5 application, investors must prove that their investment funds were “obtained through lawful means," which means...
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