Fredrick W Voigtmann
Immigration AttorneyIn general, a job may not be counted twice. Your example does not make it clear, but it appears that an EB-5 regional center is the landlord for an EB-5 direct business, so there would be overlapping EB-5 projects. While this is a novel approach, I doubt that USCIS will allow any job to be counted twice, even if it is for two different EB-5 cases. You should consult with an experienced EB-5 immigration attorney who can advise you on the specific requirements for EB-5 job creation, how the USCIS might treat your particular situation, and options you might have to structure your job creation model to comply with EB-5 requirements.
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