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  1. Update for 1st question: EB-5. “Capital can include Investors promise to pay (a promissory note) in certain circumstances”. In this case, do I have to prove that I have the full $800,000 (in the case of a TEA investment)? What are the “certain circumstances”? Is it difficult to convince to make a promissory note instead of investing all the money at once? What is the normal and maximum acceptable term for repayment of a promissory note for an EB-5 visa? Update for 2nd question: EB-5. Will the government refund investments made in TEA under the EB-5 visa? I don't mean income. I mean a refund, like how it's done with a borrowing (I know you shouldn't give money as a loan). If it is not the government's responsibility, will the TEA return my money? What are the chances that I won't get my money back? By the way, separate from returning the “borrowed money”, will I have a profit from my investment in the TEA?
  2. Hi! EB-5. Will the government refund investments made in TEA under the EB-5 visa? What are the chances that the government will not return the money?
  3. Hi! EB-5. “Capital can include Investors promise to pay (a promissory note) in certain circumstances”. In this case, do I have to prove that I have the full $800,000 (in the case of a TEA investment)? What are the “certain circumstances”? Is it difficult to convince to make a promissory note instead of investing all the money at once?
  4. Hi! I’m on the page https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/permanent-workers/employment-based-immigration-fifth-preference-eb-5/about-the-eb-5-visa-classification Under section Capital Investment Requirements I don’t understand why there is 3 categories? What is difference? Why on the first line Before 3/15/2022 written Targeted Employment Area Investment Amount $500,000? Its lower than minimum (Minimum Investment Amount is $1,000,000). Same situation on the second line.
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