Mr. Lin, an EB-5 investor in EB5AN\u2019s Snake River project, has graciously shared his experience making an EB-5 investment as well as advice for fellow EB-5 applicants. In this post, he explains why he chose our project and outlines the steps EB-5 investors should take to evaluate an EB-5 project\u2019s risk profile.<\/i><\/p>\n
A legal professional with a degree from Duke University, Mr. Lin used his background in law to analyze each potential investment and choose the option most likely to succeed financially and result in a prompt Green Card approval.<\/i><\/p>\n
For many years, I had the goal of moving to the United States to study law at a prestigious school, and then pursue a career in the country. Growing up in China, I knew that if I wanted to make my career in law as successful as possible, the United States was the best place to do it. <\/p>\n
In fact, the U.S. legal services market is projected to reach a value of $456.4 billion<\/a> by 2030.<\/p>\n However, my options to immigrate permanently to the United States as a Chinese national were limited, and I quickly found that many of the more well-known visa programs wouldn\u2019t work for me. <\/p>\n I\u2019m very fortunate to have come across the EB-5 program, which I believe is the fastest and most direct way to become a permanent resident of the United States. I didn\u2019t only want to live in the United States on a temporary work visa like an H-1B<\/a>; instead, I wanted to obtain a Green Card and pursue my career there in the long term. <\/p>\n In this post, I\u2019ll share my story of why I made an EB-5 investment and how my legal background helped me avoid risky offerings<\/a> and find the best choice for me. <\/p>\nWatch Mr. Lin\u2019s Interview (Full)<\/h4>\n