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Understanding the value of immigrants to the economy of the United States, Joe Biden has promised great reforms to the immigration landscape of the U.S. As such, should Joe Biden be elected as the next president of the United States, November 2020 could mark the commencement of the journey to the reversal of pivotal immigration law reforms enacted by the Trump administration.

The immigration laws in the United States have undergone cardinal changes in the availability of programs that facilitate migration or access to the United States by foreign nationals. These changes to the laws have been underway gradually since the commencement of the Trump administration. Previously, most of the changes affected foreign nationals who already resided in the country and still allowed for people to enter the U.S. through their many immigration programs, however the culmination of the Corona Virus lead to the announcement by the President of the suspension of the issuance of U.S. immigrant and non-immigrant visas.

Immigration landscape is changing on a daily basis in 2020, especially now given the current circumstances in relation to COVID-19. Secure the future of the family by obtaining the U.S. green card and  a stable path for the family. Shortly after taking office, President Donald Trump signed an executive order barring entry for nationals of …

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Pursuant to the Executive Orders 13769 and 13780, titled “Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States,” colloquially referred to as the Muslim travel ban, President Donald Trump banned the entry of certain individuals based on nationality.

One of the many reasons for participating in the EB-5 program is to unlock the various education benefits that the program provides. The United States offers the best quality higher education in the world. 16 out of the top 20 best universities in the world are U.S. institutions. As a Green Card holder is considered a U.S. person, they can take advantage of the same education benefits as that of a U.S. citizen.

The United States has a long tradition of welcoming people from all parts of the world. For most people relocating, the move is driven by the desire to provide a better life for themselves and their families. A life of ample opportunities, a chance to live in a developed country, and easier access to what many refer to as the ‘American Dream’.

Choosing the right EB-5 project is not a task to be undertaken lightly for investors. Although the investment must remain “at risk” and there is no guarantee that the investor will receive the capital investment back, there are still ways in which an investor can reduce the risk of losing their funds.

The U.S. government mandates that your investment into the U.S. must be true and therefore it must be “at risk” as with all investments they must hold a chance for gain and a risk for loss. Another requirement of the program is that the capital investment amount must be obtained from a lawful source and prospective investors seeking to participate in the program must provide documentation proving that the source of their funds was obtained in a lawful manner, meaning that both the source and the path of the funds are lawful.

The July 2020 Visa Bulletin released by USCIS confirmed that there is no longer any retrogression for Indian nationals. Indian nationals are now current, meaning that those investors who have filed their I-526 petitions and received their approval may now apply to receive their visa and thereafter their Green Cards without any further delays.

The United States EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program provides an opportunity for investors to obtain U.S. permanent resident status with an investment of $900,000 in the United States.