EB-5 Industry Year in Review & Look ahead to 2016
This webinar will review the year that was for all of us involved in putting foreign direct investment (FDI) to work creating American jobs through the EB-5 Regional Center Program (the "Program").
In 2015 the EB-5 Program is likely to reach new milestones for investor demand, capital formation, economic impact, and more. This webinar will highlight the collective push for EB-5 Regional Center Program re-authorization and any legislation that was introduced to permanently authorize the EB-5 Program. Furthermore, this webinar will review the progress of USCIS' Investor Program Office (IPO) in Washington, D.C. and increased public engagement throughout the year. Other topics of interest to be discussed include the backlog in visa availability for Chinese EB-5 applicants, a likely spike in I-829 filings and investor exits and increased federal interagency collaboration.
Gain a better perspective on what lies ahead for the EB-5 Program in the future by examining what happened in 2015!
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