The EB-5 Program is a U.S. immigration category established by Congress in 1990 to facilitate foreign investment and job creation. It is administered by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) under the Immigration and Nationality Act.
While often viewed as an immigration pathway, EB-5 also functions as a structured investment framework governed by immigration law, securities regulations, and Project-level execution. Our latest article outlines how the Program works from a legal, capital, and compliance perspective.
Understanding how the EB-5 Program works requires examining four key pillars:
1. Foundations
• Legal Framework
• Core Parameters
• Direct vs Regional Center
2. Visa & Process
• Visa Set-Asides & Backlog
• Rural Priority Processing
• Immigration Process
3. Capital Flow
• Capital Structure & Flow
• Capital Stack & Risk
• Escrow & Deployment
• Source & Path of Funds
4. Compliance & Risk
• Compliance & Oversight
• Securities Law
• Principal Risks
• Due Diligence
Disclaimer: For informational purposes only. Not an offer to sell or solicitation to buy any security. No general solicitation intended. Any offering made exclusively via PPM to qualified accredited investors. EB-5 investments involve risk, including loss of capital, and immigration outcomes are not guaranteed. Investors should consult qualified legal, tax, and immigration advisors.
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