La estrategia de petición que la mayoría de los inversionistas pasa por alto — EB-5 Rural, planificación de fuente de fondos y la debida diligencia que realmente importa

The EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act created a narrow window of protection: petitions filed before September 30, 2026 are grandfathered under current law, even if the Regional Center program is not reauthorized. But meeting that deadline is only half the equation. A filing strategy built on the wrong source-of-funds documentation, a misunderstood rural designation, or an overlooked NCE manager can unravel months of preparation.

In this webinar, expert immigration attorneys from KLDP and the leadership team at Beyond International Group will walk through the filing strategy decisions that most investors miss — and show you what a well-structured approach actually looks like in practice.

What We Will Cover:

1. Why Rural Changes Your Filing Strategy — Rural EB-5 designation is more than a visa advantage — it changes how your petition is processed, how quickly it moves, and how it's protected. We'll cover what the rural TEA designation means in practice, how priority processing is accelerating rural petitions, what the recent USCIS inventory management shift signals for processing timelines, and why the September 30, 2026 grandfathering deadline makes filing strategy a time-sensitive decision.
2. Source of Funds — Where Most Filing Strategies Fall Apart — Source of funds is the single most common reason EB-5 petitions face delays, RFEs, or denials. We'll walk through the documentation pitfalls most investors don't anticipate, how loan-based scenarios are scrutinized, why documentation timelines need to start months before filing, and what immigration attorneys are seeing in current adjudications.
3. The Due Diligence Most Investors Skip — Who's Managing Your Money? — Most investors evaluate the Regional Center and the project. Almost none evaluate the NCE Manager — the entity that actually holds and deploys your capital. We'll explain what happens after I-956F approval, how fund deployment and job creation oversight work, what fiduciary responsibility looks like in practice, and why the NCE Manager is the layer of diligence that separates protected investors from exposed ones.
4. What a Strong Filing Strategy Looks Like in Practice — We'll bring every element together with a live project example — Beyond Paradise 1, our I-956F-approved rural EB-5 project on Hawaii's Big Island. Rural TEA designated. Construction underway. Jobs being created. You'll see how the right project, the right filing strategy, and the right management structure work together to protect your immigration outcome.
5. Live Q&A — Bring your questions. Our panel will answer live.