Regional centers can be terminated by USCIS for various reasons. These include lack of activity (not conducting any EB-5 offerings for a period of time) or for 'material changes', which are determined in the sole discretion of USCIS. Because the possibility of regional center termination is difficult to predict, yet...
Regional centers can be terminated by USCIS for various reasons. These include lack of activity (not conducting any EB-5 offerings for a period of time) or for 'material changes', which are determined in the sole discretion of USCIS.
Because the possibility of regional center termination is difficult to predict, yet has substantial impacts on investors in a project sponsored by the regional center, we advise prospective EB-5 investors to retain an immigration lawyer with a lot of EB-5 experience. If you need a reference, let us know.
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