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How will individual employees affect I-829 approval? So I understand that my investment in a regional center project would have to result in ten full-time jobs for U.S. workers, and that full-time means at least 35 hours a week. But how would my I-829 application be affected if, say, one of these employees showed up to work only twenty hours each week? Or if an employee quit right before I submitted my I-829? Could the actions of an individual employed under EB-5 prevent I-829 approval for an investor?

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February 16, 2015 11:35 Ed Beshara

In a Regional Center EB-5 project the USCUS will accept that the required job creation can be achieved by indirect employment creation without proving direct full time jobs.U the required jobs fall short then USCUS will accept a detailed explanation at the time if filing the I-829 petition that all the required jobs will be completed within a reasonable period if 12 months. On this basis the I-829 will be approved.

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