Due Process International, LLC Now Providing E-B 5 Immigration Assistance

Kansas City, MO, July 12, 2015 --(PR.com)-- If you’re a foreign investor looking to manage a business in the U.S., you have a lot of visa options available to you. You know that a successful enterprise depends on decisions that you make at the very beginning—and that you only have one chance to get it right. So how can you be sure that the EB-5 investment visa is the right way for you and your family to come to the United States.

What Are the Benefits of the EB-5 Investor Visa?
While many immigration visas offer opportunities to foreign nationals, the EB-5 is particularly attractive because it is a green card visa. This means that, if approved, you and your family will enjoy:

All the benefits given to every other United States resident
Unrestricted access to the U.S. (for both business and personal use)
Unlimited residency in the U.S. (no renewals or re-application requirements)
Freedom to live and work anywhere in the country
Potential to run or own your own business anywhere in the nation
Permanent green cards for you and each qualified member of your family
The ability to attain legal U.S. citizenship after five years of residence

Do You Qualify for an EB-5 Investor Visa?
The EB-5 green card is an investment visa, and requires the beneficiary to place a substantial amount of his or her funds into a U.S. business. There are two ways of fulfilling this obligation:

Direct Investment – Investors who choose to create a new enterprise, purchase an existing business, or reorganize a former business into a new entity must invest a minimum $1,000,000 into the commercial venture. In cases where the existing business is located in an area of severe unemployment—150 percent of the national unemployment rate—the investor may invest $500,000.
Regional Center Investment – Investors may finance a business in an area that has been designated by USCIS as having an especially high need for economic stimulus. The minimum investment in regional center businesses is $500,000.

Regardless which of these forms your investment takes, you will be responsible for creating at least 10 full-time U.S. jobs as part of your visa commitment. At the end of your two-year conditional residency, USCIS will evaluate your business and determine if you have invested the full amount of capital, and created the required number of jobs. If you have fulfilled the terms of your visa, you may apply to remove the conditions on your visa and enjoy unrestricted access to the U.S. with your permanent green card.

Due Process International, LLC matches small business looking for financing or investors with foreign investors.