How can I apply for EB-5 if my mother and sister have applied for asylum?

Their status and how they became lawful permanent residents have no effect on your processing.

Your mother and sisters&#39 asylee status will not affect your EB-5 case.

I cannot see how your mother and sister&#39s application for asylum would impact your ability to file for an EB-5 green card.

Your mother and sister&#39s asylum application should not affect your EB5 application. What you need to be concerned about is whether you have accrued any unlawful presence in the United States. If you have, you will not be able to adjust status in the U.S., following I-526 approval. Investors with less than 180 days of unlawful presence in the U.S. can apply in their home country for the green card through consular interviews. That said, from your narrative, there is nothing to suggest that you have accumulated unlawful presence in the U.S., so you should be OK.

Your mother and sister&#39s asylum application will have no impact on your petition.

This should not affect your EB-5 application, assuming you have no immigration violations. Please consult an experienced immigration attorney to advise you in detail based on all facts.

It should have no impact.

It should not be related at all.

The fact that your mother and sister has permanent residence will not impact your EB-5 as long as you can explain your legal source of funds and invest into an EB-5-compliant project.