Thank you for your interest in the Green Card Fund, LLC. Promoting economic growth, business innovation, and local job-creation, GCF works with commercial enterprises in Arizona to minimize the cost of capital.
Our USCIS-approved industries include:
Accommodation, Manufacturing, Medical Offices General Offices, Hospital, Education, Restaurants, Retail, Construction, Banking, Trucking, Alternative Energy Technology
GCF is a premier source of funding for Charter School operators seeking expansion or new facilities. Understanding that one of the biggest obstacles in the Charter School industry is securing start-up capital for new facilities, Green Card Fund is committed to helping Charter School operators secure the capital that they need to open new facilities and expand the Charter School program in Arizona. We also have a heavy focus on Healthcare and Energy projects. Green Card Fund carefully reviews all potential projects and seeks to promote commerce in Arizona by sponsoring strong projects that benefit the community.
EB-5
Congress created the fifth employment-based preference (EB-5) immigrant visa category in 1990 for high net-worth foreigners seeking to invest in a business that will benefit the U.S. economy and create at least 10 full-time jobs for U.S. workers. The basic amount required to invest is $1 million, although that amount is reduced to $500,000 if the investment is made in a rural or high unemployment area (TEA – Targeted Employment Area). The benefits of the immigration program are simple – American business receives start-up or expansion capital, and the immigrant investor receives a minority business ownership and an expedited green card for themselves, their spouse, and all unmarried children under 21.
Our Service
The Green Card Fund sources high net-worth immigrant investors who wish to invest in an American business in order to obtain lawful permanent residence through the EB-5 program. The EB-5 program has already attracted billions of dollars into emerging and expanding American businesses, and during depressed lending environments such as these, provides an ideal source of business financing with favorable terms.
The Green Card Fund requests all prospective clients provide an initial business plan in order to help us understand your business and evaluate its suitability for the EB-5 program. The business plan should include the following information:
- Description of your business and objectives
- Description of your products/service
- Market Analysis
- Target market
- Marketing Plan
- Job descriptions, staffing requirements, and timetable for hiring
- Financial statements and assumptions
- List of required permits and licenses obtained (if applicable)
- Description of the manufacturing/assembly processes (if applicable)
- Materials required and supply sources (if applicable)
- Any contract executed for materials supplied, product distribution, or real estate (if applicable)
- Business organization structure and personnel’s experience
- Business History
