If my accountant made an error in the information, can I correct it?

Yes. If your accountant made an error in data or values within the EB-5 documentation, it is possible to correct it. The key is to act clearly and promptly to preserve the consistency of the process.

The first step is to identify exactly what was recorded incorrectly. Next, you make the correction in the form or document where the error appears, normally accompanied by documents that prove the correct information. Correcting transparently is always better than letting an inconsistency go unnoticed.

• Gather the documentation that proves the correct information.
• Make the correction at the right point in the process, without creating new inconsistencies.
• Record the correction in an organized and traceable manner.

Since each situation has its own details, it is worth seeking specialized guidance and confirming the appropriate procedure with USCIS before submitting any correction.

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