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How and when should I submit evidence of my EB-5 capital if I am adjusting status in the U.S.?

If I am already in the United States, do I need to have the full EB-5 capital required on hand to adjust my status? Do I need to submit evidence of capital with my form I-485 in order to be approved for permanent residency?

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Lynne Feldman

Lynne Feldman

Immigration Attorneys Directory
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Evidence of capital is submitted with the I-526 and yes, it needs to be fully invested at the time of filing.

Phuong Le

Phuong Le

Immigration Attorneys Directory
Answered on

You can file your I-526E/AOS with a "partial investment." However, USCIS will not approve your I-526E/AOS until you have fully funded your entire EB-5 investment.

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