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Form I-526E, Immigrant Petition by Regional Center Investor, is the USCIS petition used by an EB-5 investor seeking immigrant classification based on an investment associated with the Regional Center Program.
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The EB-5 job creation requirement generally requires each qualifying EB-5 investment to create at least 10 full-time jobs for qualifying U.S. workers.
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If you've researched EB-5, you've likely seen the term "Regional Center" used often. It's a specific, defined structure under EB-5 law, and understanding what it is and isn't helps make sense of how most EB-5 capital is invested today.
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yes, H-1B visa holders are generally eligible to pursue EB-5, provided they meet the standard EB-5 requirements around capital investment, lawful source of funds, and job creation.
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EB-5 and H-1B are two of the most commonly discussed U.S. visa categories, but they serve very different purposes and operate under very different rules.
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The EB-5 process is not a single application; it's a sequence of filings with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) that typically unfolds over several years.
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If you've spent any time researching paths to U.S. permanent residency, you've probably come across the term "EB-5 visa." Unlike most U.S. green card categories, EB-5 is not based on a job offer or family relationship.
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