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You need to know ALL the facts when Immigrating to the USA
June 24th, 2011

immigration factsMany factors can be considered important if you are applying for a to live in the .

High on the list would be accuracy of the information you are given. I was chatting to a French family at a party in Siesta Key FL last week and they were telling me about their move from Marseilles to Sarasota a few months before. The family had settled into their new lifestyle very well and were loving life in the USA.

We talked about the visa they had used to relocate to and I asked about their plans when their children turn 21. They looked puzzled and seemed not to recognize the potential immigration issue that arises when children reach the age of 21. It turned out that no one, including their Attorney, had highlighted to them some of the potential with the visa, including that children may have to leave the USA when they are 21.

Over the past few years I have come across other examples of to the USA not being aware of all the necessary facts. This problem is puzzling in that Immigration and Attorneys must know about these issues, and yet sometimes fail to highlight them to the families involved.

Above all, the consequences are devastating for the families involved. They may find their family structure at risk of being split up after a few years if one or more children have to leave the USA as a result of visa issues.

It has been reported that the E2 is not the most appropriate visa for families seeking in the USA. Other options such as the EB-5 visa may be more appropriate. Whatever visa route a family may take, being provided with all the information by a competent professional is of the upmost importance.

Given the cost and upheaval of making a permanent move to another country the last thing a family wants to find out after they have relocated there is that they face being deported back after a few years because of a fact they were not aware of.

For an independent overview of all your immigration choices contact Which EB5 who will arrange a free consultation for you with a leading immigration attorney.

 
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Is the EB-5 visa safe?
January 28th, 2011

For those considering the as an option for achieving permanent residency in the USA for their family, obtaining detailed impartial and independent advice is very important.

As first generation ourselves we recognize the importance of this and fortunately there are programs available that have been in operation several years, have a 100% track record and have repaid their initial back the full $500,000 investment after 5 or 6 years.

However, there are also some examples of regional center programs which are potentially in a much category and where the sales material promises can hide that true level of risk.

We are concerned by instances of and who promote and recommend regional center programs when they have not even made in-depth visits to the programs offered. This can place immigrant investors in a potentially risky situation.

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Who uses the EB-5 Visa – Case Study
July 6th, 2009

For the past few days we have been looking at the reasons why the EB-5 visa has been of interest to particular groups of – Today we look at a case study taken from one of our previous 100+ investors that relates to a couple who achieved their life-long dream to permanently in the .

A British couple who had spent many happy holidays with their children in Florida over the past twenty years had been looking at ways they might be able to retire permanently but were concerned that their only options apparently related to the and visas which either did not allow, or offer, the security of immediate . They were also concerned that the they spoke to focused only on the legal aspects but were not really listening to their personal requirements including their wide ranging concerns on living their retirement in .

After a meeting with they decided to look at the EB-5 in more detail and with the husbands retirement in sight they decided to invest $500,000 in a limited partnership project in an approved and proven regional center. The program was for the improvement of a commercial warehouse project in a developing area of a major US city, the building has subsequently been renovated and leased generating a rental income of $30,000 a year.

The couple decided on a clean break from the UK, selling their British home and the rental properties they also owned which provided them with total net worth well in excess of the required (by the US government) million dollar figure along with ongoing retirement income from their years of employment.

The I-526 approval took several months and the couple were then interviewed at the U.S. Consulate in London and granted immigrant visas.

Following a further briefing with us covering key issues such as medical insurance, doctors, driving tests, shipping of their possessions and the pros and cons of different locations, they relocated to Venice Florida on the basis of the things to do, the quality of life and very competitive housing costs.

The couple have subsequently had their I-829 removal of conditions granted and have settled into the Florida way of life playing a lot of tennis and golf and making friends (making them more active and busier than they were in the UK) – Their grown up children and families visit them at least twice a year and they return to the UK when their grandchildren are on school holidays.

We have continued to keep in touch and checked out issues that have cropped up with them for the benefit of new investors, a key one being the exit strategy of the program they opted for in the light of the world downturn and subsequent attractive projects coming on the market.
If you are planning to retire permanently to the USA and are interested in the EB5 regional center pilot program you can contact us here.

 
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Your I-526 is approved, now it’s the final interview, is it time to worry?
February 25th, 2009

There have been a number of families going through the final stages of the process during the past few weeks and we are of course in regular contact with them at this critical stage – the . This can be something of a stomach churning time even for those with nerves of steel and despite the fact that the success rate to date is extremely good.

The EB-5 investor visa is a somewhat different visa process to many other types of application as the first stage, , will have already been approved by the of the prior to the consulate interview. However, there are still key points that the we work with take clients through, prior to their interview to ensure as smooth a process as possible.

An enormous advantage of specializing in visa relocation’s is that we have experience of taking many families successfully through the journey to obtain the visa, their feedback on the process can be invaluable to you if you are .

Please feel free to contact Andrew Bartlett or Steve Parnell at Which EB5 for personal guidance.

 
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