Which family member is the best applicant for EB-5 investment immigration in the United States?

The application conditions for investment immigrants in the United States are simple. Applicants only need to invest 500,000 US dollars in designated regional centers to apply for investment, and there is no age limit. Therefore, in theory, it is possible to take any family member as the main applicant.

American immigration law clearly stipulates that spouses and unmarried children under the age of 2 1 can apply for immigration with the main applicant. When the visa is not scheduled, the child's age will stop counting from the time the case is submitted to I-526 until the visa is obtained, so even if the child's age exceeds 2 1 year, it will not affect the application. However, if the visa is reserved, the child's age will only be frozen during the I-526 trial, and when I-526 passes, the child's age will be recalculated. Therefore, if the application enters the scheduling, then the deputy applicant at the critical age is likely to be too old to apply with him. In view of the above situation, if the child's age is close to the critical point of 2 1 year, it is suggested to consider taking the child as the main applicant and apply for a green card for parents after the application is successful.

It should be noted that although there is no clear age regulation for investment immigrants in the United States, the decision-making ability of the main applicant will still be considered because of the investment action involved. Therefore, children who are too young are not recommended as the main applicants. Theoretically, it is best to be an adult aged 65,438+08.