Is Matter of Ho the only thing I need to know when writing my EB-5 business plan?
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There is much more to know then Matter Of Ho, although Matter of Ho is often described as the basis for EB-5 business plan requirements.
For example, there have been other RFEs (requests for further evidence) from USCIS which have further elucidated business plan requirements. Additionally, USCIS has issued other memoranda as well as informal verbal guidance on business plans (for example on USCIS stakeholder calls or at EB-5 conferences).
Additionally, it is also important to understand what will play well in the marketplace from a marketing perspective, which often affects the overall strategy in the business plan.
It is a challenge to make oneself fully aware of all the business plan requirements, which is why working with an experienced EB-5 business plan writer can add significant value and help to avoid certain program pitfalls that may not otherwise be known.
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