A green card through investment and job creation.
The EB-5 is a direct path to permanent residence for investors who put capital into a U.S. business and create jobs. The case is won in the documentation — the investment, the jobs, and where the money came from.
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Capital, jobs, and a clean money trail.
EB-5 is one of the most document-intensive paths in immigration. We build it to survive a close read by USCIS.
Meeting the threshold
The required investment is currently $800,000 in a targeted employment area (TEA) or $1,050,000 otherwise. We confirm the amount, that it is at risk, and that it is properly placed.
Ten qualifying jobs
Your investment must create at least ten full-time positions for U.S. workers. We make sure the job-creation model is credible and documented — whether direct or through a regional center.
The right structure & source of funds
We help you weigh a direct investment against a regional-center project, and assemble a traceable source-of-funds record — the part of an EB-5 filing that most often draws scrutiny.
A senior attorney, start to finish.
Senior attorney attention
Your case is led directly by founding attorney Neil Jalota — the same senior oversight from your first call through approval. No anonymous queues.
A track record that speaks
1000+ approvals and a 95% success rate across investor, professional, and family matters.
Strategy before paperwork
We start with your goals, build the legal strategy around them, then assemble a filing designed to answer every officer’s question.
Global, remote-friendly
Clients across the U.S. and around the world, onboarded through a secure, fully remote process — wherever you are.
A clear path from first call to approval.
Consultation
We assess your goals, background, and options, and identify the strongest strategy for your situation.
Strategy & Plan
You receive a clear roadmap — timeline, documents, and the legal approach tailored to your case.
Build & File
We assemble and submit a meticulous, evidence-rich petition designed to anticipate every question.
Approval & Beyond
We manage RFEs, interviews, renewals, and your longer-term path, including permanent residence.
What investors ask first.
How much do I need to invest for EB-5?
The minimum is currently $800,000 if you invest in a targeted employment area (a rural area or one with high unemployment), or $1,050,000 otherwise. These figures are set by statute and adjust over time.
How many jobs must I create?
At least ten full-time jobs for qualifying U.S. workers, generally within about two years of your admission as a conditional permanent resident.
What is the difference between direct and regional center EB-5?
A direct investment means you invest in and help run your own new commercial enterprise. A regional center investment pools capital into a designated project and allows job creation to be counted more flexibly. Each has trade-offs we’ll walk through.
Does EB-5 lead directly to a green card?
Yes — you first receive a two-year conditional green card, then file Form I-829 to remove conditions once the investment and job-creation requirements are met.
Why does source of funds matter so much?
USCIS requires a clear, lawful, traceable path for your invested capital. Gaps in that trail are a leading cause of EB-5 delays and denials, so we build the documentation early.
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Consultation & Eligibility Assessment
Tell us about your situation and goals. You’ll get an honest assessment of your strongest option and clear next steps. Consultations are $100, credited in full to your retainer if you engage the firm.
Book Your ConsultationOfficial government resources: USCIS: EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program
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