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EB-5Immigrant Investor
A green card through investment in a new commercial enterprise — directly or through a regional center project — that creates at least 10 full-time jobs.
At a glance
- Who it’s for
- Investors making a qualifying at-risk investment that creates U.S. jobs.
- Who files
- Self-petition by the investor
- Duration
- Conditional 2 years, then permanent
- Family
- Spouse & children under 21
- General standard
- A qualifying investment amount (lower in targeted employment areas), lawful source of funds, and job creation for U.S. workers.
How we help
How Liberra supports your EB-5 case
- 1
Project & structure
Investment route and project documents are reviewed with your advisors.
- 2
Source of funds
The path of your capital is traced and documented — usually the most detailed part.
- 3
Petition package
Investor petition and exhibits are organized and prepared.
- 4
Conditions removal
Milestones through the 2-year conditional period are tracked in your dashboard.
Liberra prepares and organizes documentation and coordinates your case. Legal advice and representation, where needed, are provided by independent licensed attorneys under a separate engagement.
Common questions
EB-5, in plain English
Often a fit for
- Investors and business owners
- Families planning long-term relocation
- Clients with well-documented capital
How much do I need to invest?+
Statutory minimums apply and differ for targeted employment areas. Confirm current amounts with your attorney — they are set by law and can change.
Is my investment guaranteed?+
No. EB-5 requires the capital to be at risk. Project due diligence is essential and is done with your financial and legal advisors.
General information only. Not legal advice. Requirements change; your case is reviewed individually.
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