What is a reasonable time interval between receiving gifted capitals and making an investment for EB-5?

There is no set time. The investment can be made as soon as the gift is made. Actually, the real requirement is that the source(s)of the money for the gift must be shown to be legal.

After the $500,000 is credited to your son&#39s bank account, your son could make the EB-5 investment of the $500,000 on the following day or on subsequent days.

There is no time gap necessary. You can gift it and he can invest it on the same day.

There is no gap in time that is required. You must disclose a gift transaction to the U.S. and properly document it. You also must trace the path of funds and show your original lawful source of funds for the gift to your son. Please hire an experienced EB-5 immigration attorney to assist you with the case.

No, there is no "reasonable" time interval between receiving gifted funds which are used for EB-5. You just need to make sure you can show a lawful source of funds back to the gift giver.

This is very common and you do not need a gap in time. It just will need to be documented with a gift letter.

Such a gift would be disclosed to USCIS, so there is nothing to be suspicious about.

You can gift the capital to your son for EB-5 application. There is no requirement regarding the time interval between gifting and investment. However, you must be able to prove how you initially obtained the funds that you gifted to your son. For example, the funds might be the accumulation of your salary, the proceeds of selling a house, etc. You need to provide documentary evidence to prove the source.

There is no requirement that there will be a reasonable time interval between receiving a gift and making an investment of EB-5. As long as you can document that you made a bona fide gift and, more importantly, the source of the funds that comprise the $500,000 gift, there should not be an issue.

As long as the transfer and source of funds is supported by credible documentation, I do not think that the timeline matters that much.

I have had two cases with a gift. It is no big deal. The timing does not matter.

There is no time period to wait between the gift and investment. Since we have to track your source and path of money, the gift could be made and immediately used for investment as long as the SOF is reviewed.

You can do it immediately. Get a gift letter proving it is a gift.

A gift from a parent is a legitimate and acceptable means of making an EB-5 investment. No cooling-off period is required.