What are the risks of American investment immigration EB-5 project?

The risk of American investment immigration is a concern of all EB-5 investors, and it is also the focus of attention of the whole industry and the media this year. The Chicago Convention Center incident that broke out at the beginning of 20 13 pushed this issue to the commanding heights of public opinion. So, is it risky for the United States to invest in immigration? Where are the risks? Where does the risk of American investment immigration come from? There are risks in any industry. How to avoid risks is the most important thing. The risk of investment immigration in the United States is mainly manifested in three aspects: first, the risk of whether 500,000 investment funds can be returned smoothly, and whether this hurdle can be safely crossed depends largely on the strength of developers. A developer with sufficient strength will usually provide investors with sufficient mortgage collateral, fully predict the feasibility and prospects of the project, and obtain sufficient cash flow through the operation of the project. Coupled with its own strength, this protects the interests of investors. But on the contrary, it will be bad for investors. Secondly, whether you can get a green card and whether the green card conditions can be successfully lifted. In the stage of I-526 (getting a green card), the US Immigration Bureau will focus on the feasibility of the project and the qualifications of investors. As long as there is no problem with the operability of the project itself and investors can provide clear financial statements, I-526 is usually no problem. However, this does not mean that I-829 (termination of green card conditions) will be peaceful within 2 1 month. At that time, the Immigration Bureau will re-approve the employment opportunities actually created by the project. If the project fails to meet the requirements, the termination of I-829 will encounter difficulties. Finally, the essence of EB-5 project determines that it has certain risks. The emergence of EB-5 policy in the United States is based on boosting the domestic economy and increasing employment opportunities, so it is required that the establishment of regional centers must be in areas with high unemployment rate, which can be divided into two types, one is remote and poor areas, and the other is prosperous but underemployed areas. If it is the former, the project is more prone to problems due to the absence of some powerful developers. For an immigration project, whether it can start as scheduled and create employment opportunities according to the needs of the immigration bureau will directly determine whether investors can immigrate successfully.