How long should verifying the source of funding take? - EB5Investors.com

How long should verifying the source of funding take?

How can the source of funds be legally proven, and how long should this part of the preparation take before applying for the EB-5 visa?

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Lynne Feldman

Lynne Feldman

EB-5 Immigration attorneys
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It varies considerably depending on the source of funds, whether from one source or multiple, and how far the funds need to be traced if they do not originate with the investor.

Matthew Kolodziej

Matthew Kolodziej

EB-5 Immigration attorneys
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Documenting the legal source of funds is essential for an EB-5 case. It may be very simple and fast or it may be complicated and time consuming depending on the source and path of funds and available documentation. You may provide bank statements, tax returns, money transfers, and other documentation. Your lawyer can discuss with you and give you an estimate of the time needed based on the facts.

Darren Silver

Darren Silver

EB-5 Immigration attorneys
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There is really no way to answer this question without a brief understanding of your source of funds. On average the understanding and collating of the source of funds can take anywhere from 1 week to 6 weeks+. Again, every case is very different.

Julia Roussinova

Julia Roussinova

EB-5 Immigration attorneys
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Source of funds varies for each case. Engage an experienced immigration counsel to help you.

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