How many investors can an exemplar EB-5 project have? Is there a cap?

A project is usually limited to the raise they originally plan for. If the plan was 60 investors and all 60 are subscribed, the raise is complete.

That would depend on the Private Placement Memorandum. You may also want to find out if adding additional investors is not considered a material change due to project needs and does not fundamentally change or alter exemplar approval.

There is no cap on the number of investors. The number of investors is determined by the size of the project. The number of investors would also be limited by the number of jobs created and the dollar amount necessary to be raised for the project, as disclosed in the Private Placement Memorandum.

This depends on what was stated in the PPM. You would appear to have to get consent from prior investors. Also, you will need to prove to USCIS this is not a material change that would undermine your exemplar approval and perhaps even imperil the already filed cases.

There are no fixed rules on this issue. Whether an exemplar project may still raise enough funds or not depends on a host of reasons, including the scope of the project, the regional center''s decision at pre-filing and post-filings and a number of other contingencies. Prior to joining an on-going project, read the offering documents and consult an EB-5 attorney who may assist in the due diligence process to ensure all bases are covered.

Yes. They can either amend the initial offering or issue a second offering to raise additional funds with that job offer. Provided that some other considerations are met (such as approvals from the previous EB-5 investors, reasonable explanation of additional uses of EB-5 funds, etc.), this should be possible.

I would recommend you consult with your investment immigration attorney on this question as the potential variables are significant and would directly impact any potential answer to your question.