Investment
Current statutory minimums are generally $800,000 for qualifying TEA or infrastructure investments and $1,050,000 otherwise.
A clear, discussion-focused overview of the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program and the FUELiX Travel Plaza project in Raeford, North Carolina.
Investment and immigration outcomes are not guaranteed. Official offering documents and independent professional advice should control any decision.
*Project figures are based on current sponsor materials and remain subject to definitive documents, updates, approvals and actual results.
The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program provides a U.S. immigration pathway for qualifying investors whose capital is placed at risk in a new commercial enterprise and meets applicable job-creation and other statutory requirements.
Current statutory minimums are generally $800,000 for qualifying TEA or infrastructure investments and $1,050,000 otherwise.
Each EB-5 investor must satisfy the applicable requirement tied to creation of at least 10 qualifying full-time U.S. jobs.
Regional center cases may use qualifying indirect job-creation methodologies, subject to law, evidence and USCIS adjudication.
Regional center investors generally use Form I-526E, followed by the applicable immigrant visa or adjustment process and later Form I-829.
USCIS is the authoritative federal source for current EB-5 program information, forms, filing instructions and policy updates. Visitors are encouraged to review official USCIS material before relying on any summary.
140 Bedford Drive, Raeford, North Carolina 28376
The current project concept combines fuel, a modern convenience store and quick-service restaurant uses on approximately 2.88 acres along the US-401 corridor.
Traffic, project cost, capital stack, tenant configuration, revenues, job estimates and other project information are preliminary and may change. Refer to definitive offering and project documents for controlling information.
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No. EB-5 capital must be placed at risk under applicable law. Return of capital and any investment performance depend on the governing documents, project performance and other risks.
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