How can I apply for EB-5 if I already applied for an investor visa in another country?

You can file an I-526 petition in the United States regardless of whether you filed an investor''s petition in another country.

You may be able to continue with the EB-5 process, but withdrawing your other process may be advisable as well.

You may apply for EB-5 even if you have applied as an investor in another country. You do not need to withdraw your application. You must meet all of the requirements for EB-5 classification, just like another investor seeking an EB-5 green card.

Your investor application in another country does not affect your right to apply under the U.S. EB-5 program. Please ensure you engage legal services of an experienced EB-5 attorney.

Your application to another country should have no bearing on your U.S. application.

You can apply for the U.S. investor immigrant visa. Your immigration petition with another country does not affect your eligibility for the U.S. immigrant visa.

You can apply for the EB-5 visa in the U.S. regardless of your application for an immigrant investor visa in another country. Advisably, contact an EB-5 attorney before you proceed further.

Having participated in another country''s investor visa program does not automatically bar you from also putting in an EB-5 application in the United States. For example, you can have both investor visas processed, then make a final decision as to which one to follow through. However, if you have already obtained the permanent residency from Country A and now wants to do EB-5 in the U.S., you might run into problem with Country A, as it may perceive the U.S. EB-5 application as your intention to abandon Country A''s Residency.

There should be no conflict in you pursuing both options.

There is no restriction on EB-5 based on your application for permanent residence in another country.

You can apply for an EB-5 visa in the United States. It does not matter that you have an application pending in another country.

Your application in another country has no impact on your application in the United States.

Your application for an investor visa in another country will not impact your application for an EB-5 application here. You would not need to withdraw any application in another country and you could go ahead and apply here as long as you meet the criteria.

As long as you have the funds for both investments there is nothing precluding another investment into the U.S. program.

Your application for visa in another country will not matter. You do not need to withdraw it.

There is no law that precludes you from filing an EB-5 if you filed in a different country also.

Your immigration application to another country will not affect your EB-5 application for immigration to the United States.

Applying for the investor visa in a country other than the United States does NOT bar you in any way or form from applying for an investor visa in the United States too. As long as you have the funds and the lawful Source of Funds is well documented, you are good to go.

Whether or not you applied for an Investor Visa Program is another country is not relevant to the EB-5 application you wish to make. If you have the funds, and have the necessary documents to prove the source of funds, then you can invest in an EB-5 program either via a regional center (TEA Project at $500,000) or as a direct investment (at $1 million level) You should consult with an immigration attorney well-versed in EB-5 issues to give you proper guidance.

If you have the funds and can prove the Source of Funds tracking, you having another investment immigration application at another country will not affect U.S. EB-5 application.