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FAQ

Applying

1. How do I apply for the EB-5 visa through FirstPathway Partners?
Simply contact one of our representatives.

We will answer all of your questions and provide everything you need to begin.

2. Can I apply if I have been rejected by USCIS for a L-1, B, or other visa?
Rejection in the past does not disqualify you unless the reasons are related to immigration fraud or some other significant issue. It is most important that all criminal, medical, or U.S. immigration history problems be disclosed to the FPP and legal counsel in advance of your petition. This will help us guide you through the best approach to improve your chances for acceptance in the EB5 program.

3. Do I need an immigration attorney to submit an I-526 petition?

We recommend you seek legal counsel. The documentation needed for the petition is extensive and your attorney can assist in documentation, advise you on your consulate interview, and aid in your visa processing. Please contact a FirstPathway Partners representative to learn more about complimentary legal services available with your EB5 package.

4. What information and documentation are required?
FirstPathway Partners walks you through the entire process making sure all the documents required by USCIS are included. You will find an initial list of required documents in your application package.   All your documents must be submitted to USCIS in English. 

  • USCIS forms*
  • Business plans
  • Financial information, including your source of capital documentation
  • Personal documents

5. What sort of financial information?
Under USCIS regulations, you must prove your assets were "lawfully gained." Documentation must demonstrate that your assets were obtained through a business, salary, investments, property sales, inheritance, gift, loan, or other lawful means. You may be asked to submit financial statements from your licensed accountant or lawyer, court records, salary statements, tax statements, or real estate documents.