How Mann Law Group helps
The EB-5 program gives a green card to an investor who puts the required capital into a new commercial enterprise that creates at least 10 full-time jobs for qualifying U.S. workers. The investor can invest directly in their own business or through a USCIS-designated regional center. Mann Law Group documents the lawful source of the funds, reviews the structure of the investment, and takes the case through the conditional and permanent green card steps.
Common services and issues
What to keep in mind
- The current minimum investment is $1,050,000, or $800,000 in a targeted employment area or an infrastructure project. These amounts are scheduled for inflation adjustment.
- The regional center program is authorized by law through September 30, 2027. Watch for reauthorization if you plan a regional center investment.
- The capital must be at risk. A guaranteed return or a guaranteed repayment can disqualify the investment.
- Visa availability depends on your country of birth and the category. Some investors face a wait for a visa number.
What happens next
Initial review
We listen to the facts, identify deadlines, and confirm what documents are needed.
Strategy
An attorney explains realistic options, risks, and recommended next steps.
Preparation
The team prepares filings, evidence, declarations, and supporting documentation.
Representation
We guide the case through government review, court, interview, response, or appeal as needed.
Common Questions
Currently $1,050,000, or $800,000 in a targeted employment area or an infrastructure project. Confirm the amount that applies on your filing date, because the law schedules inflation adjustments.
You must be engaged in the new commercial enterprise, through day-to-day management or policy formulation. A limited partner in a regional center structure can usually meet this requirement.
Sometimes. A loan can count if it is secured by the investor's own assets and the investor is personally liable. The documentation must be exact.