Can you give a detailed introduction to the handling process of EB-5 investment immigrants in the United States?

For many immigrants, the United States is one of the choices for overseas immigrants.

American EB- 5 investment immigration process

One. American EB- 5 investment immigration process

1, conduct preliminary examination and sign the entrustment service agreement.

This is a step to deal with EB 5 investment immigrants. Applicants should make a preliminary assessment of their own situation according to the requirements of EB 5 immigration, such as the basic situation of family members, how to raise EB 5 immigration funds, and whether the source of investment funds is clear and legal. After clarifying the above basic conditions, you can sign a service agreement with relevant institutions to assist them in handling EB 5 immigration procedures.

2。 Prepare immigration application materials and complete the applicant's investment.

Personal basic information and relevant documents signed by the applicant, as well as relevant documents on the legal source of investment funds and EB 5 investment immigration project documents.

3. Submit the form to the Immigration Bureau.

When all the documents are ready, the American Immigration Lawyer will submit the applicant's I- 5 2 6 application to USCIS.

4. Get the immigration file number

I- 5 2 6 receipt issued by the Immigration Department will not be received until one year after the application is submitted. This receipt only indicates that the Immigration Bureau has received the applicant's documents, not that the relevant documents have been approved.

5. Immigration approval

With the receipt of I- 5 2 6, the applicant can wait patiently for the trip. Once the applicant's "priority date" is earlier than the scheduled date announced by the official website of the Immigration Department, it means that the applicant's temporary green card can be approved in a short time. Of course, the prerequisite for approval is that the information submitted by the applicant must be reviewed by the Immigration Bureau.

6. The consulate will attend the interview and issue family immigrant visas.

After I- 5 2 6 is approved, the Immigration Bureau will forward the applicant's information to the National Visa Center (NVC), and NVC will inform the applicant to go to the consulate for immigration visa procedures.

7. Arrive in the United States and get a conditional temporary green card.

After the consular visa procedure approves the application, the applicant will be granted an immigrant visa valid for 6 months. Applicants must arrive in the United States before the visa expires. When you enter the United States with an immigrant visa, the immigration officer of the Immigration Bureau will stamp your passport and you will be eligible for permanent resident status.

8. Get a permanent green card

Obtain a conditional green card for 2 1 month and submit an I-8 29 application. After verifying the applicant's investment projects and meeting the prescribed number of employees and other conditions, the Immigration Department may convert the conditional green card into a permanent green card.

9. Recover investment funds

Upon the expiration of the investment period, the project party shall return the investment to the applicant in accordance with the contract.

Second, EB 1C application conditions

1, there must be two companies in the United States and overseas, namely the parent company and the subsidiary company.

2. The applicant must have worked for an overseas parent company outside the United States for more than one year in the past three years, and need to seek to continue working for the American branch, subsidiary (or other qualified entity) of the overseas company. The position of the applicant's branches, subsidiaries (or other qualified entities) in foreign countries and the United States must be a manager or senior supervisor (president, general manager, deputy general manager or corresponding position).

3. The requirement for the applicant to immigrate to the United States is to be seconded to the United States for the purpose of operating and managing American companies. American employers, that is, branches and subsidiaries of overseas companies (or other eligible entities) apply to the Immigration Bureau, and American companies must have actually operated for one year or more.

4. Overseas companies and American companies should operate normally and employ reasonable employees.