Can my company make a qualified EB-5 investment?

You may not structure your investment in this manner. You may instead receive a loan from your company for your investment, as the regulations require use of personal investment funds.

No, you may not. EB-5 investment must be from your personal funds or a loan arrangement may be structured that qualifies for EB-5 investment. Another option may be an L-1A visa. You should consult a qualified immigration attorney before you take steps to transfer funds to avoid mistakes.

The investment must be made from an individual''s personal funds, they cannot come from a company account.

Unfortunately, no. Corporations cannot make an investment in the RC. While I understand that you are a 100% owner, there is a likelihood that your I-526 Petition will be denied.

No. For the EB-5 application, the investment must be made out of your personal funds rather than corporate funds. If you wish to set up a U.S. subsidiary of XYZ by using the corporate funds, you may want to consider the L-1 visa option.

The investment capital must be from your personal account.

You can, but it seems that an L-1A and multinational executive approach may be better and cheaper in this case. For EB-5 it must be the investor''s personal funds.

It depends on what kind of concrete business the new corporation will do. Matter of Ho, 22 I&N Dec. 206 (1998) stated that the sole owner who exercises sole control over a business cannot meet the at risk requirement by simply putting the funds into the company account, because the funds could be withdrawn at will. If, on the other hand, your new company has a board of directors or other officers to whom you must report or offer checks and balance, it may be feasible. Please consult an experienced EB-5 lawyer with your business plan and source of funds document in order to obtain more detailed advice.

I am not sure what you mean, when you say, "Can my company make a qualified EB5 Investment," since EB5 investments are made on behalf of individuals who would like to obtain legal residence in the USA. Therefore, if you won the company that has accumulated the funds and you would like to participate in the EB5 Visa category in order to obtain your Green Card, then all you would have to do is register with a Regional Center and then wire the funds from your own account directly to the Regional Center''s escrow account and then document the Source of Funds by showing how and when your company accumulated the desired $500,000 during its line of business. Once the Source of Funds issues have been satisfied by proper documentation, then you would have problems with your EB5 Case.

No, the funds must come from you.

You need to invest personal funds. You can borrow the money from your company.

This may not work but there may be another visa option available to you. You should contact a good immigration attorney to go through your options.

The short answer to your question is no. The investment must come from you personally.

Only individuals can be EB-5 Investors, because of the way our immigration system works.

No. The EB5 Investor has to make a personal investment of personal funds into the New Commercial Enterprise in the U.S.