— EB-5 Investor Program —

Obtain U.S. permanent residence through investment in a job-creating enterprise.

The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program offers a path to a Green Card for qualifying investors — including spouses and unmarried children under 21 — through a passive investment in a job-creating U.S. business.

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USCIS

APPROVED REGIONAL CENTER

Family

SPOUSE & CHILDREN UNDER 21 INCLUDED

Passive

NO DAILY MANAGEMENT REQUIRED

Nationwide

LIVE, WORK, OR STUDY ANYWHERE IN THE U.S.

— Why Choose EB-5 —

A direct path to permanent residence for qualified investors.

The EB-5 program offers a route to a Green Card that doesn't require an employer sponsor, a job offer, or a specific skill set — only a qualifying investment.

Permanent Residence

Obtain Green Cards for you, your spouse, and unmarried children under 21 through a single investment.

No Management Required

A passive investment opportunity — no daily management responsibilities on your part.

Live Anywhere in the U.S.

Freedom to live, work, and study anywhere in the United States, unrestricted by your investment location.

— Investment Opportunity —

Sports Bar Project in Lumberton, NC

Our current offering, the Sports Bar in Lumberton, NC, is located in a designated Rural Targeted Employment Area — making it eligible for the $800,000 investment tier.

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$800K

EB-5 Qualified

Lower investment threshold under TEA program

— Investment Requirements —

Understanding the financial commitment.

EB-5 sets two investment tiers, depending on where the project is located.

TARGETED AREA (RURAL / TEA)

$800,000

Targeted Employment Area (TEA)

High-unemployment areas
Rural areas
Infrastructure projects
20% of annual visas reserved for rural projects

NON-TEA

$1,050,000

Standard EB-5 Investment

Urban metropolitan areas
Direct commercial enterprises
Greater project-location flexibility
General visa allocation pool

⚠ Job creation requirement: Each investment must create or preserve at least 10 full-time jobs for qualifying U.S. workers within two years.

— Fund Safety —

How your capital is protected before it's ever deployed.

Premium solutions designed for your business growth

Segregated Escrow

Growth Strategy

Capital is placed with a bank experienced in EB-5, held separately from operating funds until conditions are met.

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Independent Fund Administrator

An unaffiliated third party oversees fund flow, required under current EB-5 reform rules.

Defined Release Conditions

Finance Advisory

Funds release only upon specific milestones, such as the filing of your I-526E petition — not on day one.

— Process Timeline —

Understanding the typical EB-5 timeline.

Every case differs — this reflects a general, estimated sequence, not a guarantee of processing time.

STEP 1

Investment & I-526E Filing

Capital is placed in escrow and your I-526E petition is prepared and filed with USCIS.

STEP 2

Petition Adjudication

USCIS reviews the petition; Rural TEA filings are processed within a reserved visa category.

STEP 3

Conditional Permanent Residence

Upon approval, you and your family receive conditional Green Cards.

STEP 4

I-829 Petition

Near the end of the conditional period, a petition is filed to remove conditions.

STEP 5

Permanent Green Card

Upon approval, conditions are removed and permanent residence is granted.

— For H1B & Student Visa Holders —

Already in the U.S.? EB-5 offers a different kind of certainty.

If your status currently depends on an annual lottery, an employer's sponsorship, or a program end-date, EB-5 is a path to permanent residence that depends on none of those things.

No Lottery

EB-5 is not subject to an annual cap lottery the way H1B is.

No Employer Dependency

Your status isn't tied to a specific employer or job title.

Family Included

Your spouse and unmarried children under 21 are covered by the same petition.

— Frequently Asked Questions —

EB-5, explained plainly.

What's the difference between conditional and permanent residence? ×

Investors first receive conditional permanent residence for two years. Near the end of that period, an I-829 petition is filed to remove conditions, based on the investment and job creation being completed as planned.

Is EB-5 processing faster for Rural TEA projects? +

Rural projects benefit from a reserved category representing 20% of the annual EB-5 visa allocation, separate from the general pool. This is a structural advantage, though actual processing time still depends on USCIS workload and individual case factors.

What happens if my petition is denied? +

This is an important question worth a direct conversation with our team and your immigration attorney — outcomes depend on your specific case and the reason for denial.

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