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Immigration counsel and advisory on the EB-5 Investment Visa Program — which permits permanent U.S. residency through job-creating investment.
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The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program was established by Congress in 1990 to promote economic growth in the United States. This investor visa permits applicants to obtain permanent residency by investing in job-creating enterprises — without requiring education credentials, employment offers, or sponsorship.
$800K
Minimum Investment
In USD — required minimum for qualifying projects in high-unemployment areas and rural areas.
10+
Jobs Per Investor
Minimum jobs the qualifying business or project must create for each EB-5 investor.
President Biden signed updated EB-5 regulations on March 15, 2022, introducing new investment rules.
The legislation established the $800,000 minimum for "high unemployment areas and rural area projects."
Rural projects received enhanced incentives compared to previously designated Target Employment Areas (TEA).
No specific education credentials are required for the principal investor.
No employment offer or sponsorship from a U.S. employer is required.
Grants permanent U.S. resident status (green card) for the investor and immediate family.
Spouse and unmarried children under 21 included in a single petition.
We review your background, source of funds, objectives, and timing to identify the optimal project type.
Rural vs. urban TEA, direct vs. regional center — we help you pick the structure that fits.
We prepare and file the immigrant petition with USCIS, with full source-of-funds documentation.
Conditional residency, then removal of conditions on the path to unconditional permanent residency.
Contact SK LAW OFFICE today and speak with a trusted legal advisor.