Necessary conditions for successful immigration to the United States

It can be said that the termination of the green card condition is the ultimate goal of American immigrant EB-5 project investors. When submitting the I-829 application, the responsibility of helping investors prove that all the conditions of EB-5 plan have been met falls on the regional center and the project developer. The American immigration law clearly stipulates that investors can submit an I-829 application one year and nine months after obtaining a two-year effective investment immigration green card, that is, three months before the expiration of a two-year temporary green card, requesting to remove the conditions for a two-year effective green card, thus obtaining a permanent green card. During this period, the investor's investment of 500,000 or 6,543.8+0,000 dollars has entered the actual use stage and has undertaken all commercial risks. If the I-829 application is unsuccessful, investors will face the dilemma of not getting the American green card, but also taking investment risks or suffering investment losses in vain. This stage is the most risky stage in the whole investment immigration cycle, so it has attracted much attention from investors.

Successful I-829 delivery must meet the following two points:

1. The investor has invested 500,000 US dollars or 1 10,000 US dollars to bear the real investment risk and maintain the investment during the two-year conditional green card period; Regional centers must use their own tools or third-party tools to track the entire capital flow from investors to regulatory accounts, to new commercial enterprises, and finally to projects.

2. The investment has created or will create 10 full-time employment opportunities in a reasonable period in the future. Proving that enough jobs have been created is the biggest challenge of I-829 application. Most regional center projects, especially loan projects, will not have direct employment. Therefore, they must prove the creation of indirect and derivative employment through the cost input value of economic analysis report. Therefore, regional centers and project developers should record the input data of all employment modes, including soft and hard construction costs and operating income. If all the input values meet the requirements or exceed the standard, there is no need to issue an economic report.

On the contrary, according to the expenditure and income of the actual project, if these input values do not meet the requirements, another economic report is needed to clarify how many indirect and derivative jobs have been created under the current actual input and actual income. Although the US Immigration Service did not require the creation of jobs in the way required by the original model, it clearly required that I-829 applications need to prove that the required jobs have been created. Therefore, as part of the I-829 application package, submitting an updated job creation annex will help to dispel any doubts about full job creation.

Regarding the time axis of project construction, if the actual construction time is longer or shorter than the original planned time, it will cause many problems. When the actual construction time exceeds 2 years, the direct construction labor can be calculated. However, if the original planned construction time is expected to take more than 2 years, but the actual construction time is less than 2 years, a new economic analysis report is needed. On the other hand, if the construction time of the project is longer than expected, more construction employment can be calculated, which can be used to make up for the lack of employment in other fields. In both cases, it is suggested to provide a new economic analysis report.

In order to avoid the rejection of I-829 application, in addition to satisfying the most critical two points, providing detailed and sufficient information, making perfect preparations in advance, and regularly providing investors with the latest progress of the project are all important factors for the success of I-829 submission.

Tips:

At present, the average approval speed of the Immigration Bureau in the I-829 stage is about 22 months. During the trial period, customers need to enter and leave the United States with the original two-year green card and I-829 admission notice or I-55 1 extension stamp. Please pay attention to the validity of the admission notice and the extension stamp, and affix the extension stamp to the United States in time to maintain legal status.

If you are often questioned by the customs at the time of entry and exit, or even locked in a dark room, it is recommended to apply for a re-entry permit to cooperate.