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Steve Shpilsky

CEO // EB5 HEALTHCARE

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Understanding the Role of the I-526E Petition in the EB-5 Visa Process



The I-526E petition represents the cornerstone of your healthcare investment immigration journey. As the initial application filed with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), this petition demonstrates your eligibility for permanent residency through investment in America's healthcare infrastructure.


Understanding Healthcare Project Documentation


Healthcare investments require specialized documentation for I-526E petitions. Your submission must demonstrate how your investment supports medical facility development while creating sustainable employment. The business plan should detail the facility's operational model, from initial construction through full medical service delivery.


A comprehensive economic analysis must show how the healthcare facility will generate the required jobs through both construction and ongoing operations. For medical facilities, this typically includes direct medical staff, support personnel, and administrative positions. The analysis should also capture indirect employment effects throughout the healthcare supply chain.


Source of Funds Documentation


For healthcare investments, source of funds documentation takes on particular importance. Foreign medical professionals often combine multiple funding sources, including:

Professional practice income Investment portfolios Real estate holdings Family gifts or inheritances Business ownership


Each source requires clear documentation showing the lawful accumulation and transfer of funds. The source of funds report should create a clear narrative tracing capital from its origin through investment in the healthcare project.


Investment Structure Requirements


Healthcare EB-5 projects typically structure investments through new commercial enterprises (NCEs) focused on medical facility development. Your I-526E must demonstrate how your $800,000 (TEA) or $1,050,000 (non-TEA) investment flows through the NCE to create qualifying employment.


The petition should detail the healthcare project's capital stack, showing how EB-5 funds complement other financing sources. This includes explaining any senior debt, developer equity, or healthcare system partnerships that support the project.


Job Creation Evidence


Healthcare projects offer robust job creation potential through multiple channels. Your I-526E should document both construction-phase and operational employment, including:

  • Medical staff positions

  • Construction employment

  • Administrative roles

  • Support services

  • Supply chain impacts


The economic analysis must demonstrate sustainable job creation that aligns with healthcare industry standards and local market conditions.


Project Documentation


For healthcare investments, essential project documentation includes:

Certificate of Need status (where applicable) Healthcare facility licensing requirements Medical service delivery plans Staff recruitment strategies Technology implementation roadmap Construction and development timeline Market feasibility studies Medicare/Medicaid certifications


Navigating Regional Center Requirements


When investing through a healthcare-focused regional center, your I-526E must include:

Regional center designation letter Project approval documentation TEA qualification evidence Job creation methodology Operational oversight plans Compliance monitoring procedures


Professional Support


Healthcare EB-5 investments benefit from specialized expertise. Work with:

  • Immigration attorneys experienced in healthcare projects

  • Healthcare development professionals

  • Medical facility operations experts

  • Economic analysts familiar with healthcare employment

  • Regional centers with medical project experience


Post-Filing Considerations


After filing your I-526E, prepare for:


  • Potential Requests for Evidence about healthcare regulations

  • Project milestone documentation

  • Construction progress reports

  • Medical staffing updates

  • Operational readiness verification


Moving Forward


A successful I-526E petition requires meticulous attention to healthcare-specific details while meeting standard EB-5 requirements. Partner with experienced professionals who understand both immigration law and healthcare development to maximize your chances of approval.


Contact our healthcare investment specialists to begin your I-526E preparation with a solid foundation in medical facility development and EB-5 compliance.

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