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EB-5 visa – Will I get my money back?
September 27th, 2011
Will I get my money back from an EB5 visa investment?

Has anyone got their from an investment?

Last week we received the following question from a potential EB-5 applicant.

I am very interested in using the as the most appropriate method to bring my family to the USA by next summer. I understand that we have sufficient funds to cover the costs and associated fees. I have done some research on the visa; however there is one question I simply cannot get a straight answer to. When exactly will I get my $500,000 returned?

“I understand the money is required to be at risk, however, I wish to minimize the risk as far as possible.  I am looking for a program that offers a clear, specific fixed term that lays out a clear date of return for my money”.

This question is one that we hear frequently. The problem is the vast majority of EB-5 programs fail to provide a specific strategy with a date for the return of the clients $500,000. Many regional centers refer to ambiguous terms and quasi guarantees relating to market conditions. The problem with such a lack of strategy in the current economic climate is that with no clear date it could be many years before funds are returned.

There is however a few well proven specific programs that have a clear fixed term period (usually between four to six years) for the return of the capital. If you would like details of these programs or more information please contact the EB5 experts at Which EB5

 
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How does the popularity of a regional center relate to the success of an EB5 visa application?
March 5th, 2010

how many investors in this regional centerThis is an area that can be overlooked when looking into the various investor program options. Many ask what it means.

In summary, regional center programs vary considerably both in size and popularity. Some Centers have programs only requiring a few investors, some, such as a proposed car plant, will require hundreds even thousands of investors.

Some centers have an established and it is possible to determine how long it is likely to take for the program to be fully subscribed; with others there is very little evidence to go on.

However, the questions that need to be asked are:
•    What happens if a program does not fully subscribe, can it then go ahead?
•    If not, what happens to ?
•    Will you ever get your ?

These are clearly very important issues particularly in the current economic climate and ones that seem all too often to be receiving less than adequate attention.

Ask us what this means to the safety of your regional center choice. Contact the experts at Which EB5 for information on regional centers.

 
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