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How closely does actual job creation need to match an EB-5 business plan? Because of the nature of a new business, it seems likely that I will not be able to create jobs where I expected, but that they will be created in another service area. For example, if my EB-5 business plan indicates five janitor positions and five receptionist positions, but after two years, all 10 positions are for receptionists, would my application still be approved? How can I avoid making my EB-5 business plan generic, but still keep it accurate in terms of job creation?

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December 15, 2014 10:04 Ed Beshara

The required job creation will either be based upon a direct investment or a regional center EB-5 project. It is acceptable if the business continues in the same industry classification ( eg restaurant) as stated in the business plan and as long as the jobs are created after the conditional permanent residency is obtained, then regardless of whether the jobs are receptionists or janitorial services, the required jobs can still be created.

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