If an EB-5 project declares bankruptcy and another company plans to buy it and continue working on it, can we investors still claim the credit for job creation under the new company?
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Yuliya Veremiyenko-Campos
Immigration Attorneys DirectoryThis situation is complex. Investors who filed an I-829 can get it approved when the project goes bankrupt if the investment funds are sustained and jobs are created. Changing a job creation entity would be a material change, which also affects your EB-5 eligibility.
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