Whether your investment loses money or not, whether you get repaid in full or not, your EB-5 petition will not be affected and you should still get your immigration benefits (green card). This assumes that all EB-5 requirements are met, including that your money was maintained at risk during the...
Whether your investment loses money or not, whether you get repaid in full or not, your EB-5 petition will not be affected and you should still get your immigration benefits (green card). This assumes that all EB-5 requirements are met, including that your money was maintained at risk during the conditional residency period.
So if the developer failed because of fraud or because the investor's money was not put into the project and therefore wasn't put at risk, the immigration service can take the position that you didn't meet the requirements.
The EB-5 rules require that you invest the minimum investment amount, keep that money at risk until you satisfy your conditional residence period, and create 10 or more jobs in America.
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