One mistake in EB-5 can put your Green Card and your investment at risk
Get the Due Diligence Report and discover the key questions to ask EB-5 project sponsors and regional centers
Get the Due Diligence Report and discover the key questions to ask EB-5 project sponsors and regional centers
Our team guides you safely to a U.S. Green Card for you and your family with transparency, clarity and confidence every step of the way.
Our team guides you safely to a U.S. Green Card for you and your family with transparency, clarity and confidence every step of the way.
The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program is one of the fastest and most reliable ways for global investors to gain U.S. permanent residency. By making a qualified investment, applicants can secure Green Cards for themselves and their families.
Key Benefits:
At Quantum Global, we know your decision to pursue U.S. residency through EB-5 is about more than paperwork.
It’s about clarity, trust, and long-term security for you and your family.
We dig deeper, evaluating 20+ factors from source of funds and tax impact to education, career pathways, and family priorities. Every decision is tailored, never templated.
No agendas. No shortcuts. Just unbiased guidance focused solely on what’s best for you and your family.
From project selection to attorney coordination, we cut through the noise and back it with on-ground support in your geography, so you always have someone by your side.
Beyond approval, we help you settle, connect, and thrive in the U.S. Your journey doesn’t end with a Green Card — it begins there.
Immigrant investors must follow a multiyear, Multi-step process to obtain permanent residency through the EB-5 program.
Select a Regional Center and Project
Document the lawful source of your funds
Invest the required amount
File the I-526E petition
Apply for Adjustment of Status (I-485) or Consular Processing (DS-260)
Receive your conditional (temporary) Green Card
File Form I-829 to remove conditions
Receive your permanent Green Card
Apply for U.S. Citizenship through naturalization (optional)
Established in 1990 by the U.S. government, the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program aims to attract foreign investment and stimulate economic growth. As of 2022, eligible foreign nationals can choose to invest either $800,000 in a TEA-qualified or infrastructure project, or $1.05 million in a standard investment. Upon demonstrating that their investment has generated a minimum of ten jobs for U.S. workers, investors become eligible for green cards for themselves and their families.
TEAs are areas that are identified as either rural or experiencing high unemployment rates, typically exceeding 150% of the national average. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) designates certain geographic areas as TEAs to encourage investment in regions that may benefit from economic development.
EB-5 Regional Center’s are groups approved by the U.S. government to handle money from investors interested in the EB-5 program. Their primary focus is on fostering economic development and generating employment within a designated geographic area.
Conditional green cards are issued by the USCIS after the approval of the I-526E petition, providing a temporary residency status valid for two years. Investors can obtain permanent green cards upon USCIS approval of the I-829 petition, but to achieve this, they must apply to remove the conditions before the initial two-year period elapses.
With a conditional green card obtained through the EB-5 Program, you have the right to live and work anywhere in the United States, just like individuals with a permanent green card.
No. Under EB5 program, investors (and their spouses and unmarried children under 21) are eligible to apply for lawful permanent residence (become a Green Card holder)
However, you can apply for a separate new application for your child who is over 21 years.
Yes, loans are acceptable for EB-5 investments if they meet specific conditions. The loan must be secured by the investor’s personal assets, with evidence of the lawful source of funds and personal liability for repayment. Working with experienced immigration professionals is crucial to ensure compliance with EB-5 program requirements.
It doesn’t matter; since you already have the Green Card issued. It mainly affects the earlier stages like the EB-5 and 485 Green Card processing. Once the 485 is approved, you’ve got your visa number, and the priority date is no longer a concern for the I-829.
