Frequently Asked Questions

The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program allows eligible foreign investors to pursue U.S. permanent residency by making a qualifying investment in a project that creates jobs for U.S. workers. Investors should work with qualified immigration counsel to understand eligibility and filing requirements.

A Regional Center is an entity designated to sponsor EB-5 investment projects within an approved geographic area. Regional Center projects may allow investors to count certain direct, indirect, and induced jobs toward EB-5 job creation requirements.

Eligibility depends on the investor’s individual circumstances, lawful source of funds, investment amount, immigration history, and other requirements. Investors should consult qualified immigration counsel before moving forward.

The minimum investment amount depends on current EB-5 program rules and whether the project qualifies under applicable targeted employment area or infrastructure criteria. Investors should confirm current requirements with immigration counsel.

No. EB-5 does not guarantee immigration approval or permanent residency. Petitions are reviewed by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, and approval depends on program requirements, documentation, and individual eligibility.

Documentation requirements vary depending on the investor’s circumstances, source of funds, and immigration history. Investors are generally required to provide financial records, identity documentation, and supporting materials as part of the immigration filing process.

Documentation requirements vary depending on the investor’s circumstances, source of funds, and immigration history. Investors are generally required to provide financial records, identity documentation, and supporting materials as part of the immigration filing process.

Yes. Investors should work with experienced immigration counsel to evaluate eligibility, prepare immigration filings, and guide the EB-5 process.

Investors may review project information, offering materials, and supporting documentation through direct communication with our team. Additional project materials may be made available during the review process.

Our team will typically schedule an introductory discussion to better understand your goals, answer questions about the EB-5 process, and provide information regarding current opportunities and next steps.

Ashcroft Sullivan focuses on structured EB-5 project opportunities connected to regional economic development, with an emphasis on projects in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Our current focus is on New England, particularly Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Project availability may vary over time based on market conditions, development timelines, and investment structure.

Investors can begin by reviewing the Projects page and then scheduling a consultation with our team. Additional materials may be made available during the project review process.

Yes. New England Sports Village is presented as a project opportunity on our website, with a dedicated page outlining its location, development concept, and key project details.

No. EB-5 investments involve risk, and neither investment returns nor immigration outcomes are guaranteed. Investors should carefully review offering materials and consult appropriate legal, financial, and tax advisors before making an investment decision.

United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, commonly known as USCIS, is the federal agency that reviews EB-5 petitions and other immigration-related filings.

Regional Center investors generally file Form I-526E with USCIS as part of the EB-5 petition process. Investors should confirm filing requirements with qualified immigration counsel.

An EB-5 investor’s spouse and unmarried children under 21 may be eligible to apply as derivative beneficiaries, depending on individual eligibility and immigration counsel’s guidance.

After petition approval, investors may proceed through consular processing or adjustment of status, depending on their location, eligibility, and visa availability.

Form I-829 is generally filed within the final 90 days of the conditional permanent residence period to request removal of conditions on permanent residency.

You can begin by reviewing our website, exploring current project opportunities, and scheduling a consultation with our team. We will help you understand available information and the general next steps in the EB-5 process.

After you contact Ashcroft Sullivan, our team will typically schedule an introductory discussion to better understand your goals, answer initial questions, and provide guidance on available project information.

No. Ashcroft Sullivan does not replace qualified immigration counsel. Investors should work with experienced immigration attorneys for legal advice, petition preparation, and immigration strategy.

Yes. We can work alongside immigration counsel, financial advisors, tax professionals, and other qualified advisors to support a coordinated review process.

Yes. Investor inquiries are handled with discretion and professional communication.