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How can American EB-5 investment immigrants prove direct employment?

According to 86, it is the last stage in the legal process of EB-5 investment immigration in the United States for investors to submit an I-829 application and cancel the permanent residence restriction. In the I-829 application, the documents provided by EB-5 investors to prove job creation depend on the type of project, whether it is a direct investment project or a regional center project. In direct investment projects, investors need to directly invest in a project to create, or a struggling enterprise to maintain, at least 10 full-time jobs, which must be aimed at American citizens or permanent residents.

According to the regulations, direct investment projects can only recognize direct employment. To prove direct employment, the required documents should be able to prove:

1. Number of full-time jobs created (more than 35 hours per week)

2. The employee is an American employee or a permanent resident.

Therefore, in the I-829 stage, investors need to provide USCIS with a list of at least 65,438+00 employees, and these 65,438+00 employees must be:

A. salaried employees

B. full-time employees, that is, at least 35 hours a week.

C. American citizens or green card holders, not foreign passport holders

D immediate family members of non-investors (immediate family members of investors can work in the invested project or enterprise, but they cannot be counted as 65,438+00 employees).

We are very honored to launch a brand-new EB-5 investment project: the Line DC Hotel Project DCL in Washington, D.C. is located in a neoclassical church building with a history of 1 10, including a boutique restaurant, a bar, a conference area, a public area, a swimming pool and a luxury hotel with 220 rooms. It is located in the heart of the bustling Adams Morgan district, where it is famous.

The project has been strongly supported by the federal government, giving the project an unprecedented preferential tax policy of $46 million, which not only improves the profit after the project operation, but also ensures the safety of investors' funds.

According to the employment creation report calculated by economist Dr. Michael Evans according to RIMS II, hotel projects in Washington, D.C. can create 142 1 jobs, and the employment surplus is as high as 6 1%.