Welcome to America Regional Center

As a Regional Center under the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, USCIS E-B5 program, ARC seeks to promote economic growth through increased export sales, improved regional productivity, creation of new jobs, and increased domestic capital investment.
The ARC team is composed of an impressive array of internationally noted developers, financiers, investment fund managers, brokers and leading immigration attorneys. Each principal is committed to providing the highest level of professional service to our valued investors and their families, through our elite concierge program.

Live Permanently in America in Six Months using the EB-5 Visa Program

If you and your family want to become legal permanent residents of the USA (get a green card) and you can afford to invest $500,000 in one of the Government approved EB5 regional center programs you could be living legally in America in six months. You can choose to live anywhere in the USA by using this program which includes green cards for you, your wife/husband and all children under 21. Your children can attend all American schools, colleges and universities under this program. Get all the facts on which regional center is best for you and which EB5 program gives you the greencard as quickly as possible with the most success and you could be living in the USA in six months.

Regional Centers

Job creation methodology/model should be supported by sound and accepted economic forecasting tools for the specific geographical focus of the Regional Center. In the past IRCU has accepted Impact Analysis for Planning (IMPLAN), Regional Input-Output Modeling System RIMS II, and other generally accepted economic models.

The proposal should clearly reflect the basic EB-5 Requirements, most importantly:

• Requisite Investment capital value threshold ($500K vs. $1 million)
• Active investment provisions
• Lawful Source of Funds
• Investment capital at risk
• Active involvement of Alien Investor

1. A sample agreement or investment offering memo between Regional Center & Alien Investor which lays out key elements of investment in terms of risk, direct investment, describing nature of alien investor’s “active” involvement, with NO redemption, buy back, or loan arrangement between alien & enterprise.
2. A proposed escrow agreement that describes solely the investment capital at risk (e.g., does NOT include funds for attorney or other service fees)
3. Clear promotional marketing plans and strategies.
4. A business plan and supporting documentation which describe:
   • The types or kinds of job creating businesses that will be invested in, and how the Regional Center will focus on specific industries.
   • The organizational structure of the commercial enterprise (e.g., LLC, LLP, Inc., etc.).
   • The amount of capital the alien investor will be required to invest.
   • The timing of the investment.
   • Alien investor’s ownership interest and expected percentage of profit.
   • Roles and responsibilities of all core agencies or organizations in a proposed Regional Center’s operation.
5. Executed agreements or memoranda of understanding that clearly define, describe or specify the relationship, responsibilities, and obligations.