Can I use the money earned from my gambling company for my EB-5 application?

Provided it is legal where earned and legal in the U.S., you should have no problem.

As long as the business operation is legal and paying taxes in the country where it is in operation, the funds should be considered from lawful sources for EB-5 purposes.

Yes, you can. You will need documents that business is legal and you obtained funds lawfully.

While restricted, gambling is legal under U.S. federal law. It seems it is legal in your country of origin. Your attorney will review all documents and conduct due diligence but it is likely a lawful source of the money.

As long as it is lawfully earned and tracked, and you have the authority to take such a withdrawal from the company, it could be OK.

If the business is legal in your country, including gambling, then it should be acceptable. Although USCIS may understandably question whether your gambling income is legal, several countries allow you to incorporate and operate a gambling business, including Cosa Rica, Macau, and Gibraltar. Obviously you will have to show that your gambling company is legally allowed to operate in your country, including business licenses, permits, tax returns showing money earned and taxes paid, etc.

Yes, you can use the money earned from a gambling company. There are no restrictions as long as it is legal.

As long as it is legal where it is earned, it should be fine.

As long as it is a legal business and everything can be documented in terms of the source and path of your funds, gambling proceeds can be considered a valid source of funds for EB-5 purposes.

I do not see any problem with doing that.

I believe you can do it.

You should be able to use the income as long as the income is well documented.