Is there oversight after a conditional green card is approved?

Yes. In the EB-5 program, the conditional green card exists precisely to allow authorities to verify, throughout the conditional period, whether the investment requirements have been met. USCIS continues to monitor the case until the conditions removal stage.

In practice, the investor must demonstrate that capital was effectively invested as committed and that the job creation required by the program was fulfilled. This verification may involve requests for additional documents, interviews, and a review of the financial and operational activities of the investment.

• Keep all documentation organized and up to date throughout the conditional period.
• Retain evidence of investment and job creation.
• Monitor any policy and procedure changes from USCIS.

Transparency and well-maintained records facilitate the removal of conditions. Since requirements may change, always confirm updated requirements with USCIS and avoid campaigns that promise guaranteed results.

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