How can a regional center ignore providing withdrawal documentation?

Operating Agreement, PPM, and Loan Agreement should have been included in your EB-5 petition. Your EB5 lawyer may have these documents as well.

You have to follow up on your request for the documentation. You can’t make any decisions without the agreements. Have you considered other options to obtain the documents such as whether there is a website and whether you know any other investors that may have the documentation? Didn’t you receive the documents before you invested?
The Funds can be slow to respond, but two weeks is unacceptable. Can you contact them by telephone? Do you have investor relations contact information?

Sounds like litigation may be your only option if they aren’t responding.

You should hire a securities litigation attorney that can review your documents and give you a fair assessment of your withdrawal rights and other rights to which you may be entitled under those documents.

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You’re an investor as a member of the LLC. You have the right to get the agreements from the regional center. You should read the terms of the subscription agreement and the operating agreement to determine how and when you can receive a return of your funds. Alternatively, you can contact your filing attorney to obtain the complete I-526 package, which should include the agreements.