What happens if I do not give my consent to the EB-5 regional center when they seek to redeploy my funds after the original loan term is over?

If you refuse to consent to redeployment, they should not be able to redeploy but you need to check your documents. The question then is whether you can continue to process your case because if you redeem before landing with a green card, you most likely will have problems.

You need a securities attorney to review your offering documents to ascertain what the terms of redeployment provide. There may be broad language upon which the developer is relying that conflicts with the governing law of the transaction. There may be other things going on here, all of which may also be governed by the withdrawal and timing of your I-526.

Someone needs to review the fine print of your project documents to advise you.

The contract you signed with the regional center should have a provision about the methodology for the return of funds in case your I-526 is denied or if you withdraw the application. Thus you first should consult the agreement. If the agreement is silent also on this issue, then you should contact the RC to inquire about the procedure and timeline for the return of funds.