Resources

A.) EB-5 Resources

B.) Strategic Partners

C.) Agents & Finders

D.) USCIS Approved Regional Centers

A. EB-5 Resources

Legal

• U.S. Courts
• West
• Westlaw

Government

• FirstGov
• Library of Congress
• U.S. House of Representatives
• U.S. Senate
• White House

Website & Graphic Design

• Danny Palmer : Creative Director / Digital Creative

General

• Google Maps
• National Weather Service
• Yahoo! Maps
• YellowPages.com

News

• New York Times
• Newspapers Online
• USA Today
• Wall Street Journal

Social Media

• YouTube
• Facebook
• Twitter

B. Strategic Partners

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Mark Newman

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David Appel

C. Agents & Finders

Many investors who gain lawful residency status in the U.S. have done so through the efforts of an agent, finder, or migration agency. While helpful in identifying prospective investors to the process, these individuals or companies are not trained in the details of EB-5 law.

The role of an agent or finder must be understood to be very limited; acting strictly as an intermediary but not as counsel. Such intermediaries are not bound by the same rules of professional conduct as attorneys or certified public accountants.

Protecting Your Investment

It is essential that any transaction entered into with an agent needs to be with a licensed migration agency. It is important that the migration agency has posted a bond to ensure that the investment will not default.

Agents, finders, and agencies are paid a fee from the regional center for assisting and marketing their regional center where lawful. Each investor is entitled to know the amount of such a fee.

Some states require, at the very least, that you be aware of the potential conflicts of interests and sign disclaimers to that effect. Be sure to read all documents before signing, and ensure that they are in a language you can understand.

D. USCIS Approved Regional Centers

A list of all USCIS approved Regional Centers as found at:

www.uscis.com/regionalcenters