Will my wife get a green card if I file an EB-5 application before we get married?

As long as you are married before your actual green card is received, she may apply as a derivative.

You will not need to add her to the EB-5 petition but will need to be married prior to processing your visa or filing for AOS, which is the stage where you can add a dependent.

You should get married before you file the I-526 application.

Yes, as long as you marry your spouse before you obtain your immigrant visa at the embassy, or your green card issued to you by USCIS through its adjustment of status process.

You can include your wife after the marriage.

Yes, you need to be married before the adjustment of status is filed, she can then be included in the green card processing by having her file for adjustment along with yours. There is no need to add her to the I-526 petition.

Yes, you can add your derivatives after the I-526 is approved at the time when you either adjust status or do consult processing.

Provided you enter in a good faith marriage before your green card is approved, your spouse is eligible to apply for the same visa as you.

Yes, many of our clients have married after filing their EB-5 application. We do recommend that your marriage take place before your EB-5 application is adjudicated by USCIS. This will reduce the chance that USCIS will see the marriage as motivated by the immigration benefit.

I think it would be OK to add her before applying for the actual green card.

Yes, she will, if you get married before your adjustment of status case is approved is approved.