Dale Schwartz
Immigration AttorneyAt the time they apply for a green card. Under the Child Status Protection Act, you can take the amount of time it takes the USCIS to approve your EB-5 case after you file it (usually one to two years) and subtract that time from your child's age when the EB-5 is approved. So, if your child was 22 years old when the EB-5 is approved and it took two years to get the approval, then you can subtract the two years from your 22-year-old child's age, and the child would be considered to be 20 and could get a green card with you.