The EB-5 Visa Program, established in 1990 and updated by the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022, encourages foreign investment in the U.S. economy by offering permanent residency to investors and their families. By investing a minimum amount in a U.S. commercial enterprise that creates at least 10 full-time jobs, investors can secure a green card for themselves, their spouse, and unmarried children under 21. Administered by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the program includes options for direct investments or investments through USCIS-approved regional centers like ours, which pool funds for impactful real estate projects in Targeted Employment Areas (TEAs). The Regional Center Program is authorized through September 30, 2027. For details, visit USCIS.
The EB-5 program offers a unique opportunity to achieve U.S. residency through investment:
Live, work, and study anywhere in the U.S., with a path to citizenship after meeting residency requirements.
Spouses and unmarried children under 21 can obtain green cards.
Support our TEA real estate projects, with potential financial returns, though immigration is the primary goal.
No age, language, or education requirements; only proof of lawful funds is needed.
To participate in the EB-5 program through our regional center:
Invest $800,000 in one of our TEA real estate projects or $1,050,000 for non-TEA projects.
Ensure the investment creates or preserves 10 full-time jobs for U.S. workers, as verified by USCIS.
Select from our USCIS-approved real estate projects in TEAs, designed for EB-5 compliance.
Work with an experienced EB-5 immigration attorney to navigate the process.
Transfer funds to our project’s escrow account.
Submit the Immigrant Petition by Regional Center Investor to USCIS, including investment and job creation documentation (processing may take 2-4 years).
Upon I-526E approval, apply for a 2-year conditional green card via visa processing (if abroad) or Form I-485 (if in the U.S.).
Within 90 days of the conditional green card’s expiration, submit Form I-829 to remove conditions, proving job creation requirements are met.
Upon I-829 approval, you and your family receive permanent residency.
Processing times vary (e.g., Form I-526E may take 71.1 months as of 2025). Consult an attorney for guidance
As a USCIS-approved regional center, we specialize in real estate projects located in Targeted Employment Areas (TEAs) in Texas, qualifying for the reduced $800,000 investment threshold. Our projects include:
Our projects are carefully selected to meet USCIS job creation requirements, leveraging indirect and induced jobs for compliance. With professional management and rigorous due diligence, we aim to provide a secure investment pathway to U.S. residency. Contact us to explore our current project offerings.
The minimum is $800,000 for our TEA real estate projects or $1,050,000 for non-TEA investments.
Typically 2-5 years, depending on USCIS processing times (e.g., 71.1 months for Form I-526E) and project timelines. TEA projects may benefit from visa set-asides for faster processing.
A USCIS-approved entity, like ours, that pools EB-5 funds for projects, allowing investors to count indirect and induced jobs. The Regional Center Program is authorized through September 30, 2027.
You must document that funds come from legal sources (e.g., employment earnings, business profits, inheritance, or loans) using records like bank statements or tax returns.
If eligible for concurrent filing in the U.S., you may apply for work authorization (EAD). If abroad, you must wait for visa approval.
If 10 jobs are not created, your I-829 petition may be denied, risking permanent residency. Our projects are designed with strong job creation plans to mitigate this risk.
No, investments are “at risk” with no guaranteed returns, as required by USCIS. We prioritize projects with strong fundamentals to enhance security.
Green card holders are subject to U.S. income tax on worldwide income. Consult a tax professional for guidance.
Yes, your spouse and unmarried children under 21 are eligible as derivative beneficiaries.
Ready to pursue U.S. permanent residency through our EB-5 projects? Take these steps:
This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, or investment advice. Potential EB-5 investors should consult a qualified immigration attorney before making investment decisions.