Are there EB-5 Regional Centers in the biotechnology or pharmaceutical sectors?

Yes there are. Here is the list: http://www.uscis.gov/working-united-states/permanent-workers/employment-based-immigration-fifth-preference-eb-5/immigrant-investor-regional-centers Careful to check each project.

My firm has done work in the technology and healthcare industries and I believe we have the expertise necessary to help you. Feel free to reach out to me should you want additional insight - however we will not be at liberty to share any client''s privileged and confidential information.

The best example of a biomedical facility is the Jay Peak ANC Biomedical facility in Newport Vermont which is under construction. Also, the University of Miami has a Life Sciences building which has been erected with EB 5 funding.

Yes, there are EB-5 Regional Centers that are designated for these industries.The list of Regional Centers is available on the USCIS website, however, you may want to consider consulting with EB-5 counsel both immigration and corporate securities to determine what may work for your particular project.An EB-5 experienced economist can also provide good insight on what is viable when trying to raise capital through this program.

USCIS has a complete list of approved EB-5 Regional Centers. Yes there are centers involve in biotechnology/pharmaceutical sectors. In order to determine their structures, you need to do some research or hire an EB-5 attorney.

There are regional centers engaging in such industries. You may obtain the list of approved regional centers at www.uscis.gov/eb-5-centers and make direct inquiries with the centers about specific projects.

I am not aware of any, but you could still make an individual investment into a biotech or pharma company which is not part of a regional center.

I believe that there is a brand new project in the state of Vermont.You can go to the EB-5vermont.com for more information.If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

There are several EB-5 Regional Centers in the biotechnology or pharmaceutical sectors. I believe that is Atlantic Regional Center for Foreign Investment, LLC (ARCFi) in North Carolina (Interstate 77), and one under Vermont Regional Service Center. There may be others as well. You should do a thorough search with the help of an experience EB-5 attorney. Also remember formation of the Regional Center is one aspect of a successful Regional Center. Another aspect is marketing the project to foreign investors for which you would also need a well-defined strategy as well as professional help.

Please review the USCIS listing of designated Regional Centers at uscis.gov/eb-5centers.

The regional centers are based on geography, not industry. There is no reason you could not try to set up such an investment.

You can check on the USCIS website for a list.

I believe there is a project in Chicago that deals with medical supplies and manufacturing. Please contact them for more information.

Yes, take a look at IFCell, a stem cell research project being run under the auspices of the Vermont Regional Center. Another option will be under the Northern Rockies Regional Center, which has a biotech project which should be market ready within 2-3 weeks.

There are EB5 Regional Center EB5 projects in Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical sectors.i would suggest that you first contact an experienced and credible EB5 Attorney who has the expertise in forming EB5 Regional Center EB5 Projects.With the EB5 Attorneys assistance you may also review similar EB5 projects and analyze the EB5 legal requirements for your EB5 goals. There is also a substantial need for you to determine how to make an EB-5 project marketable. In conclusion it is more effective to start with legal representation early rather than later.

I believe that Jay Peak of Vermont, (one of the oldest and most established Regional Centers) is about to launch a new Biotech Project. Feel free to contact the President of Jay Peak Bill Stenger.