EB-5 IMMIGRATION
Having provided counsel in the EB-5 area for over 20 years, Miller Mayer is today one of the leading EB-5 immigration law firms in the world. Leveraging our experience and scholarship, Miller Mayer attorneys have helped lead the EB-5 industry in shaping legislative proposals and USCIS policy. We remain committed to improving EB-5 adjudication and maintaining industry best-practices. Our clients benefit from the deep insight we have gained from decades of experience and success in the EB-5 industry.
Attorneys in our EB-5 Practice Group have combined corporate experience with a foundation in immigration law to build a practice uniquely suited to exceptional EB-5 representation. Our EB-5 Practice Group is headed by Steve Yale-Loehr and Carolyn Lee, both widely recognized authorities on EB-5 law.
Thousands of conditional and permanent residency approvals for individual investors and their families.
- Demonstrated industry leadership as Chair, Co-Chair, and Vice-Chair of the American Immigration Lawyers Association EB-5 Committee.
- Recognized industry thought leaders in EB-5 legislation and policy.
- Legal Representative Office in Shanghai, China offering real-time counsel to Asia-based clients and business partners.
- Nearly a decade of China EB-5 industry experience with deep migration agency relationships.
- USCIS-approved projects in commercial real estate, infrastructure, manufacturing, and energy sectors.
- Creative and results-oriented EB-5 legal counsel informed by nuanced understanding of shifting adjudication trends.
CONTACT US
To start a conversation about working with us, please contact the Miller Mayer EB-5 Practice Group.
REGIONAL CENTER AND PROJECT REPRESENTATION
Miller Mayer has secured approval of hundreds of regional center designations, amendments, and exemplar project filings. We have represented regional centers, developers, and funds in EB-5 projects across economic sectors including commercial real estate, infrastructure, hospitality, healthcare, entertainment, gaming, energy and manufacturing. Our EB-5 clients have developed projects throughout the United States including in New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, California, Texas, Maryland, North Dakota, Nevada, Ohio, Florida, and Colorado.
INDIVIDUAL INVESTOR REPRESENTATION
In the past decade only, Miller Mayer filed thousands of EB-5 petitions while maintaining approval rates far above industry norms. This includes petitions benefiting over 16,000 individuals, and over 2,000 approvals of I-829s, the petition establishing job creation that secures a permanent green card. Our investor clients hail from countries all over the world including China, Vietnam, Korea, France, India, and Kazakhstan.
EB-5 OBSERVER
Miller Mayer partner Carolyn Lee named incoming Chair of American Immigration Lawyers Association’s National EB-5 Committee
Miller Mayer is pleased to announce that partner Carolyn Lee will serve as Chair of American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)’s national EB-5 Committee. Carolyn is a partner in the EB-5 Immigration Group of Miller Mayer, LLP,...
USCIS Seeks Input on Revised EB-5 Capital At Risk Requirement
On June 14, 2016, USCIS released a Policy Alert indicating that it is seeking input on revisions to the USCIS Policy Manual on job creation and capital at risk requirement for investors. These revisions represent the next iteration of...
Miller Mayer Webinar This Wednesday on EB-5 Program Reform
Miller Mayer immigration attorney Carolyn Lee will speak at a webinar entitled “The EB-5 Program Reform: What Your Firm Should Be Aware of in 2017” this Wednesday, May 17, 2017, from 12 noon to 2 pm ET. For more information or to...
EB-5 Program Extension
The House of Representatives passed a spending deal to fund the government through September 30th, sending the measure for a Senate vote before funding runs out on Friday. This budget includes the extension of the EB-5 visa program...
Congress Poised to Extend EB-5 Regional Center Program Until September 30 Without Changes
Congress is poised to extend the EB-5 regional center program through September 30, 2017, without any changes. Here is how we got to this point: On April 28, 2017, the U.S. Congress passed a one-week stopgap funding bill to prevent a...
