[HOT] If you are considering retaining us . . .

Our law office caters to the following specific types of clients:

• Business attorneys or other professionals who are retained by a company seeking to put together an individual, non-regional center EB-5 project
• Prospective individual EB-5 investor seeking to retain an experienced EB-5 attorney to handle/process/advise on his or her family's EB-5 case, including reviewing RC Program documents.
• Development or other type of company seeking to put together a regional center or non-regional center EB-5 Program or Project that is suitable with the EB-5 Program, legally and practically.

Our law office does not help market or attract potential EB-5 investors, although we may refer potential EB-5 investors at our discretion.

If you wish to retain an experienced U.S. immigration lawyer for your case, consider retaining us based on the following reasons. Also, read www.eb-5center.com/eb5_services for a description of EB-5 immigration services we offer, as well as investor-client testimonials at www.eb-5center.com/testimonials. Read also www.eb-5center.com/node/529 for FAQ on what you should know before starting your EB-5 case.

• We are well-versed in EB-5 law, and we know our EB-5 cases.
• We focus exclusively on EB-5 projects and cases. Therefore, we really focus on the evaluation of underlying facts and spend time and effort on the advance analysis and planning to increase the likelihood of your EB-5 project or case will proceed smoothly.
• We try to be responsive and prompt to your inquiries.
• We will discuss, evaluate and work on your case personally, as our philosophy is to limit the number of EB-5 cases to a level where we can render high-quality services. In other words, we do not like to take on more than we can chew comfortably. We are more than happy to refer you to other EB-5 immigration attorneys if we feel we cannot expend sufficient time and energy on your case.
• We have been handling business-based U.S. immigration cases ever since 1992 and have a very good understanding of both USCIS and consular processing.
• Our principal U.S. immigration attorney is and has been a member of AILA EB-5 Liaison Committee, which in itself does not prove anything. However, it does indicate that we spend time and effort to keep up with the latest developments in EB-5 law and has been invited by AILA to serve as a member of this respected AILA EB-5 Committee.
• We are very much aware that there are certain unsettled or problematic issues of EB-5 law, which if not recognized or planned carefully can cause problems.
• We have an in-depth understanding of not only EB-5 law but also with practical, real-life business and immigration related issues that EB-5 investors encounter or might encounter starting from I-526 phase to I-829 stage.