What if two regional centers use the same project?

Two regional centers using the same project could cause problems. The main problem is that jobs cannot be counted twice towards a petitioner''s I-526 petition.

You will probably not be able to count the jobs twice, so once you start using the project with one RC, you'll have to stick with that RC for all filings.

I am unclear as to your facts. If the same concept is being used, then yes, but if you are using one project for two RCs, then you are going to run into issues.

I think it will depend upon the individual facts and circumstances of the case. If your I-526 petition has been approved and all relevant facts and evidence were provided to the USCIS, I would think that you are entitled to rely on that approval and if you can show substantial compliance in your I-829 filing (you sustained your investment and indirectly created the jobs), then your I-829 should be approved. You should consult with an experienced EB-5 immigration attorney to advise you in this matters.

First, you need to seek the advice of an experienced EB-5 attorney. Second, I would suggest that you use the same regional center at both the I-526 and I-829 stages.

Simply put, it is feasible. Maybe the way to structure this is to divide a project into different phases. And each regional, acting like a EB-5 "supervisor", oversee a specific phase of the project. Thus, it won't be confusing or misleading.