Can I make a partial EB-5 investment and apply for the EB-5 visa?

⚠️ Can You Make a Partial EB-5 Investment? Here’s Why We Strongly Advise Against It

Are you thinking about applying for a green card through the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program but considering making a partial investment first? While some regional centers suggest it's possible, immigration attorney Ian Scott breaks down why this approach is risky and could jeopardize your petition.

In this video, we explain what USCIS expects at the time of filing, why partial investments fall into a legal gray area, and the serious consequences of not meeting the full EB-5 investment requirement. Learn why Scott Legal strongly discourages this approach and what you need to consider before proceeding.

📌 What You’ll Learn:
✔️ What qualifies as a full EB-5 investment
✔️ Why partial investments are risky and may lead to denial
✔️ The importance of having the full $800,000 (or $1,050,000) at the time of filing
✔️ When to consult an experienced immigration attorney

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