Do I have to find a local immigration attorney for my EB-5 case?

No. You do not have to find a local immigration attorney. Since the immigration law is federal law, your attorney can be located anywhere in the United States.

It does not matter in any federal immigration case. So long as your lawyer is licensed within a state bar of the United States, they are able to represent you.

Your immigration attorney does not need to be located in the state where the EB-5 investment will be made.

No, in EB-5 you do not need to hire an attorney based on location. You can employ an attorney from anywhere in the country.

The most important aspect is to find an experienced immigration attorney who is committed to your case and who knows the industry. Being local can help since sometimes an in-person meeting can help but most important is to find someone who knows the industry.

In nearly any type of immigration case, it really does not matter where your attorney is located. This is because all the papers are sent by the lawyer to the Immigration Service via Federal Express or some other carrier service. What you should be looking for is an experienced EB-5 immigration attorney who can fully handle the analysis of the EB-5 project you are thinking about and explain to you how it compares to others available in the market; who is experienced in helping clients put together source of funds proof; and who is experienced in preparing EB-5 petitions and submissions.

The location of your immigration attorney does not matter.

Because Immigration Law is federal law, you can retain an attorney licensed in any state, as long as that attorney has experience in EB-5.

The location of an attorney does not matter.

You just want a licensed immigration attorney with experience in EB-5 cases specifically.

It does not matter, but find one with good experience and a track record of success.

Immigration is federal law. You can use any licensed and experienced immigration attorney, regardless of the location.

It should not matter where the attorney is located/licensed. However, make sure to retain an experienced EB-5 attorney.

With that kind of investment, it does matter quite a bit unless the regional center provides you with one at their expense.

Any U.S. immigration lawyer, anywhere in the world, should be able to help you.