The Advantage of Investing Through a Regional Center
To attain Regional Center status, an organization must submit an I-956 application to USCIS for evaluation. Upon approval, Regional Centers can sponsor projects, allowing EB-5 investors to pool their capital alongside others and count direct, indirect, and induced job creation.
A notable advantage of investing in a project sponsored by a Regional Center is the inclusion of direct, indirect, and induced jobs towards meeting the requisite job creation requirements. In contrast, projects lacking Regional Center sponsorship can only consider direct job creation. As a result, the majority of EB-5 investments in the United States are directed towards Regional Center sponsored projects.
If you’d like to find out more about our Regional Centers, please visit EB5 Coast to Coast’s website where you will find copies of our Regional Center approval letters, showcasing their commitment to facilitating EB-5 investments and supporting job growth in the United States.
Our Regional Center Coverage
EB5 Coast To Coast’s Regional Centers are designated by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for participation in the Immigrant Investor Program. Our Regional Centers have coverage in all U.S. states, except for Alaska, as shown in the map below color-coded by regional center.
