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EB-5 Fund Transfers: What to Watch When Sending Money from Hong Kong or Taiwan

Summary

EB-5 requires proof that funds moved from a lawful source all the way to the project. Here is how to document the transfer path, and common issues when sending money from Hong Kong or Taiwan.

Why the path matters

USCIS requires proof that your investment moved from a lawful source all the way to the project, with a record at every step. A broken or unclear path is a common reason for requests for evidence.

The ideal path

  1. Source of funds (for example a property sale) → your own account
  2. Your account → the project’s designated escrow account

The more direct the path, the easier it is to prove.

Common issues

  • Transfers through several accounts: records are needed for every account involved.
  • Transfers via relatives’ or friends’ accounts: you must explain why and provide evidence.
  • Currency conversion: keep the conversion records.
  • Multiple remittances: each one must be matched to its source.

Our advice

  • Confirm the path with your consultant before sending money.
  • Keep bank statements, remittance slips and conversion records.
  • Avoid unnecessary intermediate transfers.

FAQ

Can I send the money in several instalments?

Yes, but each instalment needs a clear record linked to its source.

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