United States of America
EB-5 Immigration Seminar Roadshow
Invest WISELY. Immigrate EASILY.
The Kameli Law is honored to announce the United States EB-5 Immigration Seminar. The seminar will be part of a roadshow that will cover all the main cities in Asia, Middle East, Europe, and South America.
The United States EB-5 Immigration Seminar is aimed to educate foreign nationals about the reality of the USCIS EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program and the most reliable paths to obtain U.S. permanent residency (Green Card). The seminar will discuss the facts, challenges, and issues that foreign nationals need to know about immigration through the EB-5 visa and best practices for investing in EB-5 projects in the United States of America.
Kuala Lumpur | Dubai | Kiev | Moscow | Vilnius | Quito | Bogota | Panama City | Mexico City
ORGANIZERS
The Kameli Law
The Kameli Law is one of the EB-5 industry leaders. K&A hosts ongoing conferences and seminars all around Asia, Middle East, Europe, and South America. K&A gives foreign investors an in-depth look at new ideas, projects, and business models that are redefining the EB-5 Investor Immigrant Program.
SPEAKERS
The seminar is delighted to present Mr. Taher Kameli, JD, founder of Kameli Law. Mr. Kameli is a world-renowned advocate in the EB-5 domain who will be discussing his unique perspective on EB-5 along with many lessons and scenarios about investing in EB-5 projects. Mr. Kameli has been an attorney for the past 17 years with an extensive track record in EB-5 cases. He is also an accomplished capitalist with a diverse background in both legal and immigration manners pertaining to EB-5 investments.
TOPICS
Hundreds of investors and immigrants around the world have sought the advice and counsel of Mr. Taher Kameli, JD by attending his informative TV shows and seminars. Mr. Kameli has presented his pragmatic and highly effective approach regarding U.S. immigration. The topics covered in the EB-5 Immigration seminar include the following:
- History of the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Pilot Program
- Defining a Regional Center, Targeted Employment Areas, and job creation
- Conditional U.S. permanent residency, I-526 filing, source of funds, eligibility of candidate, and capital “at risk”
- Direct EB-5 versus Regional Centers and Active versus Passive investments
- Compliance , EB-5 legal issues, and factors investors should consider in choosing Regional Centers
- I-829 removal of conditions for U.S. permanent residency
- Worldwide income for U.S. permanent residents (source of funds & tax issues)
- United States EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program Vs. Canadian Immigrant Investor Program
LOCATIONS
Dubai – U.A.E. (English/Farsi)
Date: TBD 2022
Istanbul – Turkey (English/Farsi)
Date: TBD 2022
Amman – Jordan (English/Arabic)
Date: TBD 2022
Toronto – Canada
Date: TBD 2022
Kiev – Ukraine (English/Ukrainian)
Date: TBD 2022
Moscow – Russia (English/Russian)
Date: TBD 2022
Kuala Lumpur – Malaysia (English)
Date: TBD 2022
Bogota – Colombia (English/Spanish)
Date: TBD 2022
Vilnius – Lithuania (English)
Date: TBD 2022
Quito – Ecuador
Date: TBD 2022
Panama City – Panama (English/Spanish)
Date: TBD 2022
Mexico (English/Spanish)
Date: TBD 2022
REGISTER
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Through its seminar roadshows, K&A regularly attracts 250+ c-level executives, entrepreneurs, investors, bankers, private equity groups, and advisory companies looking for a straight talk on EB-5 projects, investments, and immigration matters.
EB-5 IMMIGRANT INVESTOR PROGRAM
- What is EB-5?
The EB-5 immigrant investor program is a program through which those who have made a certain amount of investment and have created jobs by the means of investment can obtain a U.S. green card and reside in the United States.
Under the current law, the required amount of investment is $500,000 or $1,000,000. The investment amount necessary for the EB-5 program depends on the location where investment is made.
10 full-time job positions should be created at minimum for an investment to fulfill the EB-5 program’s requirements. 10 Full-time positions are job positions calculated by the minimum requirement of 35 hours of work per week. Combining part-time positions will not qualify as full-time positions.
An individual applying for a green card through this program may enter the United States approximately 4 years after applying and will receive a conditional green card. Investors are required to apply for a permanent green card after two years of entry into the United States. No difference exists between the conditional and permanent green card in terms of their application and the issue as to whether the investor has spent the required amount of time for U.S. citizenship would be counted from the date he/she receives a conditional green card.
2. What is a targeted employment area (TEA)?
A targeted employment area (TEA) is a rural area or an area that has experienced high unemployment. A rural area is any area other than an area within a standard metropolitan statistical area (MSA) (as designated by the Office of Management and Budget) or within the outer boundary of any city or town having a population of 20,000 or more based on the most recent decennial census of the United States. A high unemployment area is an area that has experienced unemployment of at least 150 percent of the national average rate.
3. Who are EB-5 Investors?
Foreigners who would like to invest in U.S. businesses. In exchange for investing in a business that creates jobs for U.S. workers, foreign nationals and their families are eligible to become permanent residents of the United States.
4. EB-5 requirements?
The minimum qualifying investment in the United States is $1,000,000 million or $500,000 (TEA).
Targeted Employment Area (High Unemployment or Rural Area). The minimum qualifying investment either within a high-unemployment area or rural area in the United States is $500,000. A targeted employment area is an area that, at the time of investment, is a rural area or an area experiencing unemployment of at least 150 percent of the national average rate.
A rural area: is any area outside a metropolitan statistical area (as designated by the Office of Management and Budget) or outside the boundary of any city or town having a population of 20,000 or more according to the decennial census.
SPONSORS
The EB-5 Immigration Seminar is a premier opportunity to gain access to and network with hundreds of key decision makers from the most progressive and active markets in the world. Our sponsors strengthen our seminar image and increase the EB-5 visibility in Asia, Middle East, Europe, and South America. They also show their strong commitment to the investment, private equity, and venture capital industries. The EB-5 Immigration Seminar is exclusively sponsored by:
Gold Sponsors: 
BECOME A SPONSOR
The Kameli Law is one of the EB-5 industry leaders. K&A hosts ongoing conferences and seminars all around Asia, Middle East, Europe, and South America. We give foreign investors an in-depth look at new ideas, projects, and business models that are redefining the EB-5 Investor Immigrant Program.
Through its roadshows, K&A regularly attracts 250+ c-level executives, entrepreneurs, investors, bankers, private equity groups, and advisory companies looking for a straight talk on EB-5. By sponsoring this seminar, you will showcase your organization to an audience that is eager to know about your products & services. The 2014 EB-5 Immigration Seminar, hosted by the Kameli Law, will run in a roadshow that will cover:
Kuala Lumpur | Dubai | Kiev | Moscow | Vilnius | Quito | Bogota | Medellin | Panama City | Mexico City
Sponsorship Opportunities
The EB-5 Immigration Seminar will provide your company a premier opportunity to gain access to and network with hundreds of key decision makers from the most progressive and active markets in the world. Sponsor the conference to strengthen your brand image, increase your visibility, and show your company’s strong commitment to the investment, private equity, and venture capital industries.
The Kameli Law
Tel: +1 (312) 233-1000
Email: info@kameli.com
REGISTRATION
Register today to pave your path to a new life in the United States of America.
CONTACT US
The Kameli Law
Chicago (English): +1 (312) 233-1000
Chicago (Farsi): +1 (312) 427-0139
Email: info@kameli.com
