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What iS
Invest $800,000
Obtain a Temporary
Green Card
Gain
permanent
One EB-5 investment allows
residency
Upon receipt of a temporary green card, EB-5 investors and their family members are eligible to enter the United States as lawful permanent residents
An EB-5 visa allows foreign nationals to make an investment into a U.S. commercial enterprise that creates 10 U.S. jobs to obtain a Green Card
In 5 years after landing in the United States, EB-5 investors and their family members may file applications to become U.S. Citizens
Investment Green Card,
to obtain lawful permanent residency
AND BECOME United states CITIZENS
the main applicant, spouse, and children
One EB-5 investment allows the main applicant, spouse, and children to obtain lawful permanent residency AND BECOME United states CITIZENS
Investment Green Card?
also known as an EB-5 VISA,
is a Reliable Way to Achieve Permanent Resident Status in The United states
is a Reliable Way to Achieve Permanent Resident Status in The United states
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Ability to work, travel, and live anywhere in the United States
Full access to public education
No language or professional experience requirements
Ability to start a business in the United States without immigration restrictions on the company
Become a United States Citizen
The freedom to travel in and out of the United States at will
official Path to US Citizenship
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Enter the United States as a Conditional Lawful Permanent Resident
Make a payment
to the project
to the project
Submit a petition for a Green Card
Get a Permanent Green Card and return on the investment
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In some cases, USCIS adjudicates I-829 petitions for more than 6 years, while by law, they should be finalized within 90 days.
To solve such issues, we successfully filed several mandamus cases on behalf of more than 250 investors and their family members and had approved Green Cards within several months after filing a complaint.
mandamus case
Is your case
taking too long?
We are well aware of the challenges that EB-5 investors face due to the USCIS' bureaucratic delays, which cause uncertainty about the future and prevent investors and their families from fully deriving the benefits of their conditional permanent resident status.
A mandamus case is a lawsuit in a Federal Court under the Mandamus Act to compel the government agency to perform their duty as required by law.
There are many factors to be considered in a mandamus case as in any other litigation. We believe the best way forward is to proceed in the U.S. District Court in Washington D.C., where USCIS is located. They are familiar with these types of lawsuits and know how to handle these cases.
The advantage of our team over other firms is that we not only have a USCIS background but also have experience with filing these type of cases. Our strategy has been very successful: we received over 250 approvals for EB-5 investors and their family members after filing the complaint in a Federal Court in Washington D.C.
As part of the strategy, we file mandamus cases on behalf of a group of investors, as joint representation provides savings over the costs. Please contact us to learn more.
Mandamus cases are not often brought up because they require a lot of preparation and diligence. Filing general USCIS matters is not the same. It requires highly specialized advocacy skills and not many immigration attorneys know how to file a strong mandamus case. You can fully rely on our expertise.
In our experience, on average, it takes 4 months after filing the case to get a Green Card in hand. However, USCIS may send a Request for Evidence for the I-829 petition beforehand, for example, requesting to supplement the I-829 petition with absent tax forms for the partnership. That may delay the Green Card delivery as it depends on the availability of requested documents.
We have helped over 250 investors and their family members who did not experience any retaliation and were approved within several months after filing a mandamus complaint. We will be happy to discuss it with you further.
We have helped EB-5 investors who WAITED
LESS than 1 year to More THAN 6 YEARS.
If you have a pending I-526 or I-829 Petition call us to discuss your Options.
We hAve helped EB-5 investors who WAITED LESS than 1 year TO More THAN 6 YEARS.
PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU'D like TO BE A PART OF
THE LITIGATION STRATEGY TO GET YOUR PETITION FINALIZED
PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU'D like TO BE A PART OF THE LITIGATION STRATEGY TO GET YOUR PETITION FINALIZED
In some cases, managers of Regional Centers mislead investors, depriving them of their money and turning the EB-5 process into a financial nightmare.
EB-5 securities
& fraud litigation
You need to have an experienced
team on your side to protect your interests
Selling securities to investors outside of the United States (Regulation S exemption) and/or
Selling securities to “accredited investors” (Regulation D exemption)
Applying the Regulation S exemption may not be enough, as there is a connection between the EB-5 investment offering and the U.S., and it needs to be registered or meet another exemption.
EB-5 regional center operators commonly use the Regulation D exemption. Under the Regulation D, investment offerings could be conducted to “accredited investors”.
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Almost all EB-5 offerings are not required to be registered with the SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION, as there are two exemptions from registration available:
Offerings of unregistered securities are for investors with sufficient knowledge, but some Regional Centers take advantage of the language barriers to deceive unsophisticated EB-5 investors.
Under the federal securities laws protections:
Under the federal securities laws protections:
To qualify as "accredited investors" EB-5 investors usually certify that their net worth is over $1M.
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a better tomorrow
legal expertise you can rely on
EB-5 investors may have the right to rescind and request their money back.
Clients rely on the expertise of our team for their disputes with Regional Centers involving allegations of breach of fiduciary duty, securities fraud, conflicts arising from real estate deals, and partnership transactions.
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to evaluate your case
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Testimonials
our clients say
Thank you very much for your help, you and your team! Without your help, our case would not have been approved so soon.
Thank you so much indeed! Very lucky to have you with us.
Thank you very much for your great help to get our case approved.
Thank you! Without your help, this would not have been possible.
Thank you for what you have done for us. Otherwise, we couldn't get this done quickly. Thank you again.
Thank you all so much for helping our family to get green cards approved!
Testimonials
our clients say
- Lei BaoEB-5 investorThank you very much for your help, you and your team! Without your help, our case would not have been approved so soon.
- Raymond YuEB-5 investorThank you so much indeed! Very lucky to have you with us.
- Lin WangEB-5 investorThank you very much for your great help to get our case approved.
- Yang ZhangEB-5 investorThank you! Without your help, this would not have been possible.
- Shiyan ZhangEB-5 investorThank you for what you have done for us. Otherwise, we couldn't get this done quickly. Thank you again.
- Tao ZhenEB-5 investorThank you all so much for helping our family to get green cards approved!
William is a retired immigration judge and a former Justice Department official, to assist clients in sophisticated matters filing cases in federal court.
Pavel’s core practice is focused on the EB-5 visa program that comprises commercial contracting, corporate governance, franchise laws, financial regulations, and litigation.
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Honorable
ATTORNEY
Attorney Pavel Paromov
Pavel advises clients with respect to investment immigration matters. His core practice is focused on the EB-5 visa program, which comprises commercial contracting, corporate governance, franchise laws, financial regulations, and litigation. In other words, Pavel helps foreign investors chart efficient paths to obtain Green Cards in the United States.
Pavel started his legal career in 1998, when as a junior at law school in Russia, he joined a group of students who were offered positions at the Human Rights Committee. At the Committee, he provided legal work, mostly assisting indigent clients. Helping people solve their legal problems quickly turned into a passion for Pavel. Upon graduating from law school, Pavel decided to continue his career as a defense attorney. It has been a very challenging but rewarding experience. His commitment, hard work, and persistence has led to justice being done. Justice inspires him.
Due to personal circumstances, he immigrated to the United States. In order to proceed with his professional career, he applied for and was admitted to Boston University School of Law. Pavel completed two Masters of Laws programs — International Business Transactions and Banking and Financial Laws. Attending law school in the United States not only advanced his legal knowledge significantly, but also enabled Pavel to gain a comprehensive understanding of the central tenets of the law as it is practiced in the United States. With his academic and professional background firmly established, he aspires to use his acquired knowledge and experience to assist his clients with the highest level of service. His bilingual proficiency, as well as his personal immigrant experience, is what truly sets him apart from American-born colleagues and allows him to represent not only English-speaking clients but also those who speak English as a second language. He knows what it feels like to be a "new American", to learn a new language, and to start all over again. Pavel can easily relate to confusions associated with adjustment to a new realm. This helps him to establish effective communication on a much more personal level with clients, who (while maybe fluent in conversational English) are not familiar with legal terminology and, as a result, can fall victim to a complex legal system that they do not understand.
Pavel started his legal career in 1998, when as a junior at law school in Russia, he joined a group of students who were offered positions at the Human Rights Committee. At the Committee, he provided legal work, mostly assisting indigent clients. Helping people solve their legal problems quickly turned into a passion for Pavel. Upon graduating from law school, Pavel decided to continue his career as a defense attorney. It has been a very challenging but rewarding experience. His commitment, hard work, and persistence has led to justice being done. Justice inspires him.
Due to personal circumstances, he immigrated to the United States. In order to proceed with his professional career, he applied for and was admitted to Boston University School of Law. Pavel completed two Masters of Laws programs — International Business Transactions and Banking and Financial Laws. Attending law school in the United States not only advanced his legal knowledge significantly, but also enabled Pavel to gain a comprehensive understanding of the central tenets of the law as it is practiced in the United States. With his academic and professional background firmly established, he aspires to use his acquired knowledge and experience to assist his clients with the highest level of service. His bilingual proficiency, as well as his personal immigrant experience, is what truly sets him apart from American-born colleagues and allows him to represent not only English-speaking clients but also those who speak English as a second language. He knows what it feels like to be a "new American", to learn a new language, and to start all over again. Pavel can easily relate to confusions associated with adjustment to a new realm. This helps him to establish effective communication on a much more personal level with clients, who (while maybe fluent in conversational English) are not familiar with legal terminology and, as a result, can fall victim to a complex legal system that they do not understand.
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Honorable William P. Joyce
Honorable William P. Joyce Esq. retired as an Immigration Judge in the United States Immigration Court in July 2002. Prior to becoming an Immigration Judge, Judge Joyce served as Legal Counsel to the Chief Immigration Judge who supervised 210 Immigration Judges throughout the United States. In that capacity, Judge Joyce worked closely with other branches in the Justice Department and Congress in complex legal matters affecting the Immigration Court.
Judge Joyce was also an Assistant United States Attorney of the Eastern District of Virginia, the Associate General Counsel of INS, and worked under Bill Weld at the United States Attorney Office in Boston. He is a graduate of the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service and the Georgetown University Law School.
Judge Joyce was also an Assistant United States Attorney of the Eastern District of Virginia, the Associate General Counsel of INS, and worked under Bill Weld at the United States Attorney Office in Boston. He is a graduate of the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service and the Georgetown University Law School.
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legal insights on how to proceed
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the advantage of our team is that WE not only have a USCIS background but also have experience with filing investment immigration's RELATED Matters in federal court.
we will be happy to analyze your case and provide legal insights on how to proceed
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