How can I enter the U.S. with an H-4 visa when I have a pending EB-5 case?

The filing of an I-526 petition is not your application for conditional permanent residency. Therefore, when returning to the U.S. with an H-4 visa, you will have to indicate that it is not your intent to apply for conditional residency while you are in the U.S.

You may get some questioning, but a green card application has not been filed and you will not get an answer on the I-526 for probably another year or two. As long as you are clear about your temporary intent when entering the U.S., you can probably be OK.

That should be fine, as the H-4 is a dual-intent status.

No trouble/problem at all. H visas are dual-intent visas, which means you can have a permanent resident intent (the process for green card) and still maintain non-immigrant status.

You will be fine. H is a dual-intent visa.

You should be able to enter to visit with your H-4 even though you have a pending I-526. The perception that your entry will be considered as an attempt to permanently immigrate is not necessarily right. In the event such topic comes up at the interview , it should be vigorously denied since you had the H-4 long before the I-526 was filed. In addition, you could have actually stayed in the U.S. with your H-4 before you filed the I-526 and still be able to stay in the U.S. anyway rather than just visiting the U.S. at this point in time. Advisably, consult an immigration attorney to address any further concerns you may have on your plan.

No, the H-1B and H-4 are dual-intent visas. No risk.

You should have no trouble entering the U.S. on your H-4 non-immigrant visa.

Since the H-1B and H-4 allow for dual intent, there should be no issue.

No. The H-4, like the H-1B, is dual intent, so this should not present any issues.

You should be OK.