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EB-5 statistics - More inaccurate information
February 1st, 2010

Which EB5 sometimes come across potential EB-5 visa applicants attempting a very analytical approach to compare the various regional center alternatives.

In the absence of detailed statistical regional center information from USCIS, searching for meaningful data often results in asking a regional center (not always ideal) or relying on information usually found buried somewhere on a web site. As part of our ongoing research, we regularly monitor information relating to the EB-5. The latest batch of incorrect information includes –

•    A site offering consultancy services on various centers which quotes an entirely inaccurate figure for I-829 (Removal of Conditions) successes for a particular regional center. We know the figure to be incorrect as the center in question has not been operating long enough to obtain any I-829 approvals for its clients.

•    A site quoting a whole range of comparative figures that are over two years old, particularly worrying given the completely different economic climate in 2010.

For an independent look at EB5 statistics contact Which EB5

 
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EB-5 Statistics
November 10th, 2009

statisticsIn an attempt to determine which is the most appropriate regional center program some families carry out due diligence with statistics.

The problem with statistics is they display data any way the supplying companies want. Are the centers with the highest number of approvals the best choice for you?

Statistics may give you the figures, they will not give you all the conclusions to draw from them.

For example, the statistics will not tell you:

•    If the I-526 and/or I-829 approvals were for a particular project and the center now operates a different type of program.
•    They will not tell you if USCIS has changed its perspective on the program for that regional center.
•    The statistics will not tell you the likelihood or otherwise of investors getting their capital investment back from that center.
•    They will not tell you the implications of most of the applicants coming from a particular country.

Statistics make up an element of your due diligence but they must be taken in context to have any value for you. If you want to know how and if the statistics you have are a contributing factor for you you can ask us questions via email at: info@whicheb5.com or by calling us at: +1-559-EB5-INFO

The EB-5 Investor Green Card regional center visa program can be an excellent way to quickly become a permanent resident of the United States. Which EB5 researches regional centers; you make the same investment plus get all the independent advice of Which EB-5 at no cost to you.

 
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