EB-5 Investor Visa

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The Investment of a Lifetime

The EB-5 visa provides a means by which qualifying investors can obtain permanent residence in the United States.


Spouses and minor children of EB-5 investors can also obtain their permanent residence as derivative beneficiaries. The United States continues to provide a secure and promising market for investors and the EB-5 visa can enable the investor and his family to live in the U.S. to oversee the investment and enjoy the quality of life that this country offers. It can be the investment of a lifetime.

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What types of investment qualify as an EB-5 Investment?

An investor must invest in what USCIS considers a for profit "new enterprise." "A "new enterprise" is a term of art. In fact it really does not need to be a brand new company or one that is in the making.


For EB-5 purposes, a "new enterprise" is a company that meets one of two requirements:

1. It was established after November 29, 1990. A company formed on or after this date will be considered "new".


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2. It is a company established before November 29, 1990 that has been or is in the process of being restructured so that in essence it will be a new commercial enterprise. Alternatively, the purchase of an older company can qualify if the investment will result in substantial expansion of the business. The EB-5 investment must produce a 40 percent increase in the net worth of the business or in the number of employees.


The investment can be in a very wide range of enterprises. Although the investment must provide a "benefit to the U.S. economy", this requirement is generally satisfied by demonstrating that the new business will provide or has been providing goods or services to the U.S. market.

An EB-5 petition must be supported by supplemental evidence that demonstrates that:

  • The investment will be in a qualifying enterprise
  • The petitioner has invested the required capital
  • The capital was acquired legally
  • The investor will be involved in the management of the funds
  • The new enterprise will create the required jobs



At Labrada Dumé & Associates, we can help investors navigate through this complex application process. We will focus on documenting your case so that you can concentrate on your business objectives.

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