EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program
Regional center capital,
engineered for approval.
EB5Corp designs and documents EB-5 regional center offerings — business plans, PPMs, economic analysis, and USCIS filing support — then, where it strengthens the project, builds it ourselves.
- Regional Center Designation
- I-956
- Regional Center Designation
- Targeted Employment Areas
- TEA
- Targeted Employment Areas
- Jobs Per Investor, Modeled
- 10+
- Jobs Per Investor, Modeled
What We Prepare
Every document a petition depends on, under one roof.
PLAN
Business Plan
Matter of Choice–compliant business plans built around the project's real capital stack, job-creation methodology, and construction timeline.
PPM
Private Placement Memorandum
Offering documents drafted for the realities of Reg D fundraising and EB-5 source-of-funds scrutiny, coordinated with securities counsel.
EA
Economic Analysis
RIMS II / IMPLAN-based job-creation studies that hold up to USCIS economist review, tied directly to the project's actual spend.
USCIS
Filing Support
Exhibit assembly, I-956F and I-526E packaging, and record-keeping support so counsel can file a clean, well-evidenced petition.
Why EB5Corp
We don't just write the paperwork — we can build the project behind it.
Most EB-5 document shops stop at the PPM. EB5Corp keeps a development arm in-house, so when a sponsor needs a project built rather than just documented, we can take on the construction and asset management ourselves — with the same team that wrote the economic analysis accountable for hitting its job-creation numbers.
Integrated legal associate
Immigration filings are coordinated directly with Peachtree Law Group, led by Chandler Sharma, so the business plan and the petition tell the same story.
Single point of logistics
One team tracks the regional center designation, offering compliance, and construction milestones — so nothing falls into the gap between vendors.
Own development capacity
When a project needs a builder as much as a business plan, EB5Corp can sponsor and develop it directly.
Ready to move a project toward filing?
Tell us about the project and timeline — we'll map out what's needed before an I-956F or I-526E goes to USCIS.