Is it risky to invest in immigrants in the United States? Supplement: What are the risks of American investment immigration?

There are two main risks in American investment immigration:

First, capital risk. There is no government guarantee for this project. You need to invest first, then apply for a visa, and you can get the investment money back after 5 years. Investment has certain risks.

Second, the green card risk. The investment is not managed by the applicant himself, and the applicant is in a completely passive state. If the investment fails or no job opportunities are created within 2 years, the green card will also be cancelled.

In other words, even if you have assets and investment can be realized, you may not be able to obtain permanent resident status. At the beginning of your investment, you only got a "conditional green card", which is still far from it. "Conditional green card" is a temporary green card, valid for 2 years. The application for I-829 must be submitted to USCIS three months before the expiration of the two-year period. USCIS will cancel the visa conditions and issue a permanent green card after examining whether the applicant's funds have been fully invested and whether the required employment opportunities have been created. Moreover, your investment funds are completely unsecured. If the investment fails, not only will you not get the "official green card", but you may even get the investment money back, which can be described as "losing your wife and losing your soldiers."

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