Understanding Regulation D and Its Role in EB-5 Offerings
Regulation D is the backbone of EB-5 securities offerings. Learn how Rules 506(b) and 506(c) shape capital raising, investor eligibility, and compliance in EB-5 projects.
The Inflation Adjustment Mechanism Under the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act
The EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act requires automatic inflation-based investment increases beginning January 1, 2027. Learn how the CPI adjustment works and why the TEA minimum could rise to $900,000.
When Is the Right Time to Move Forward with EB-5?
Wondering when to start the EB-5 process? Explore four key signs it may be the right time—from long-term residency goals to children’s age-out risk and financial readiness.
Key Pre-Filing Items for EB-5 Concurrent Filers: Medical Exams, Biometrics, and Ancillary Benefits
Concurrent filing allows EB-5 investors in the U.S. to apply for adjustment of status faster—but missing key pre-filing steps like medicals, biometrics, or travel docs can cause delays. Here’s what to prepare.
EB-5 in 2026: Expect an Impactful Year
2026 could reshape EB-5 with looming retrogression, key visa bulletin movement, and a critical grandfather clause deadline. Learn what EB-5 investors should watch this year.
New USCIS Data Shows Continued High Approval Rate for I-526E Filings
USCIS data confirms a high approval rate for I-526E petitions post-RIA, with success driven by regulatory clarity, project vetting, and improved investor documentation. Here’s what investors should know.
WHAT EB-5 INVESTORS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE NEW SOCIAL MEDIA VETTING PROCESS
As of 2025, EB-5 investors must now undergo enhanced social media vetting as part of the immigration process. Learn what USCIS looks for in online profiles, the risks of inconsistencies, and how to prepare your digital presence to avoid delays or denials in your EB-5 petition.
THE ROLES OF AN EB-5 REGIONAL CENTER
EB-5 regional centers play a pivotal role in the investor immigration process—beyond just pooling capital. Learn how these USCIS-designated centers manage projects, create jobs, ensure regulatory compliance, support investors, and drive EB-5 success through strategic coordination.
UNDERSTANDING EB-5 VISA ALLOCATION
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services allots 10,000 visas to the EB-5 program each year. Thie number of EB-5 visas in a given fiscal year cannot exceed 7.1% of the total allotment for Employment Based visas. From there, it gets a bit more complicated. Within the 10,000 EB-5 visas, additional allocations are made based upon […]
AGING OUT EXPLAINED: ESSENTIAL INFORMATION FOR EB-5 INVESTORS
Understanding Aging Out for EB-5 Investors:
Many EB-5 investors apply with their children as dependents, but if a child turns 21 during processing, they may “age out” and lose eligibility. This article explains how the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) helps preserve a child’s eligibility, how visa availability impacts it, and what families can do to avoid aging-out issues.