The EB-5 Regional Center Program offers a powerful path for foreign investors to obtain U.S. permanent residency—while fueling economic development across the country. But to gain USCIS approval, your Regional Center must submit a comprehensive, detailed business plan that meets the Matter of Ho requirements and satisfies strict immigration standards. At Wise Business Plans, our experienced team of U.S.-based writers, MBAs, and economists specializes in creating immigration-compliant EB-5 business plans tailored for Regional Centers, developers, and EB-5 attorneys.
An EB-5 Regional Center business plan is a USCIS-required document submitted with Form I-924 or I-526. It must clearly demonstrate how the EB-5 investment will meet the job creation requirement, where and how funds will be used, and how the project aligns with EB-5 policy and economic goals.
Your plan must:
We quantify direct, indirect, and induced jobs, supporting your case for compliance with the EB–5 visa’s minimum job creation requirement—10 full-time U.S. jobs per investor.
Aligned with Matter of Ho and current EB–5 rules
Backed by credible economic and labor market data
We work hand-in-hand with your legal team
Plans include alignment with Targeted Employment Areas
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Wise Business Plans streamlined our entire submission—business plan, economic analysis, and legal coordination. Our I-924 was approved without a single RFE.
Wise helped us secure regional center designation for a $50M development project. The plan passed USCIS review with no RFE. We’ll be back for our next one.
With over 15,000 business plans written, Wise Business Plans is a trusted partner for immigration-related ventures and complex funding strategies.
Our in-house economist ensures that every plan includes accurate job creation forecasts using approved methodologies like:
We quantify direct, indirect, and induced jobs, supporting your case for compliance with the EB–5 visa’s minimum job creation requirement—10 full-time U.S. jobs per investor.
Every plan includes:
If your attorney requires a standalone economic impact report, our team can produce it in-house.
Regional center plans involve pooled investments, indirect job creation, and a sponsoring entity. They require more complex economic modeling and compliance.
We provide the business plan components required for USCIS submission. Legal filings must be done through your immigration attorney.
Yes—our team frequently collaborates with economists and EB-5 attorneys to ensure alignment across documents.
We include job creation modeling and analysis. For formal economic reports, we have an in-house economist.
Yes. We also offer pitch decks and investor materials to support fundraising efforts based on your EB-5 plan.
At Wise Business Plans, we go beyond writing. We provide credible, data-backed economic impact studies to support your EB–5 Regional Center petition and prove job creation in line with USCIS expectations.
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