Eb5 Can I keep my green card when I am divorced?

Whether the divorce green card of eb5 investment immigrants can be retained depends on the application stage of eb5 investment immigrants in the United States. According to the policy published by official website, the US Immigration Bureau, different stages have different results. Eb5 investment immigrants need to go through three stages: I526, I829 and green card. According to different approval progress, the results are as follows:

Approval I526 stage: divorce will directly affect the spouse's application, that is to say, as a deputy applicant, he can no longer apply for immigration, which will also affect the residence applicant;

I829 stage approval: If the principal applicant and spouse divorce before I526 is passed and file an I829 application, the spouse can apply for I829 alone or file an I829 application together with the principal applicant, which does not affect the spouse's application for a permanent green card.

Get a green card: divorce does not affect either party's green card.

American EB-5 project immigrated to the United States through investment. Investors need to meet any of the following conditions: ① invest US$ 6,543.8+0,000 anywhere in the United States and employ at least 654.38+00 employees; (2) Invest $500,000 in low-employment areas recognized by the state and employ at least 10 employees; (3) If you invest $500,000 in a specific area approved by the government, you can form an economic entity through investment (according to the relevant policies of the United States, EB-5 project calls such an economic entity a "regional center"), which can be a private entity or a public institution. Through this project, the accumulated funds invested by economic entities will be introduced into specific American regions.