Developers looking to raise EB-5 capital for projects in Fort Worth neighborhoods such as Bluebonnet Place, Linwood, and Sundance Square can find what they need at EB5 Affiliate Network (EB5AN). Our State of Texas EB-5 regional center has coverage of the entire state, including Fort Worth.

Contact EB5AN today to discover how to rent an EB5AN regional center, approved by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and maximize the success of your EB-5 project in Fort Worth.

Your EB-5 project in Fort Worth can benefit when you partner with our EB5AN State of Texas EB-5 regional center.

When you rent our Fort Worth regional center, you can…

1. Begin raising EB-5 capital expeditiously to complete your project.

Our Texas regional center has geographic coverage of the entire state, which means you can start raising EB-5 capital as soon as you become an affiliate of EB5AN. EB5AN own and operates numerous USCIS-approved EB-5 regional centers, all of which are listed on the USCIS website.

2. Meet EB-5 program job creation requirements more easily.

Since regional center projects are allowed to count both directly and indirectly created jobs toward the EB-5 program requirement of 10 full-time jobs, projects that are affiliated with an EB5AN regional center make meeting this requirement easier. The higher job creation numbers are alluring to investors, which enables developers to raise more EB-5 capital.

3. Become an affiliate quickly so you can start raising investment capital.

Our seasoned EB5AN State of Texas regional center team knows how to get you through the EB-5 regional center affiliation process in no time at all. We’ll collaborate with you to ascertain the amount of EB-5 capital your project can support, the number of jobs it’s likely to create, and whether it’s eligible for affiliation with our regional center in Fort Worth. We’ll complete the process promptly so you can begin raising EB-5 capital immediately.

Just three weeks—that’s all the time we need to finalize your I-924 application to form a Fort Worth EB-5 regional center.

EB5AN has a long history of approved I-924 applications, including the supplementary economic, legal, and business documentation. We understand the requirements of the application and the USCIS adjudication process, so we’re in an excellent position to help potential regional center owners succeed. Our network’s coverage area spans more than 20 states, and our USCIS-compliant business plans and economic impact studies number in the hundreds.

If you have questions about how your I-924 can be prepared for submission to USCIS speedily, contact us. You’ll have answers within 24 hours.

Has USCIS designated Fort Worth as a targeted employment area?

Because targeted employment area (TEA) designation holds numerous benefits for EB-5 projects in Fort Worth and other cities, it is important to understand both the benefits of and the USCIS process for TEA designation. To determine whether your EB-5 project location falls within a TEA, please consult our free EB-5 TEA map, which includes data for the entire United States. All you need to do is to enter the project address—the rest of the process is automated.

The EB5AN TEA map relies on the most recently published versions of two data sets, namely American Community Survey (ACS) five-year data and Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data. It assesses TEA eligibility based on four calculation methodologies USCIS accepts—three related to calculating unemployment rates and one related to qualification as a rural TEA. Unemployment rates are calculated using (1) American Community Survey (ACS) five-year unemployment data by census tract, (2) the census-share methodology, which is based on a combination of ACS data and county-level BLS data, and (3) BLS county-level data for TEA determination on a county-wide level. To determine rural qualification, population and geographical data are considered. To qualify as a TEA, a project site needs to qualify under only one calculation method.

A TEA can also be created by combining directly adjacent census tracts and considering the weighted average unemployment rate. The EB5AN TEA map performs this function automatically.

If you confirm that your EB-5 regional center is located in a TEA in Fort Worth, you can also use the EB5AN TEA map to instantly download a free TEA Qualification Report that shows all the data and calculations that support TEA qualification for your project location. Should you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to contact the EB5AN team by phone at 1-800-288-9138 or via e-mail at info@EB5AN.com. We promise to respond within 24 hours.

Fort Worth is flourishing, and so is its economy.

Visitors, university students, and investors have seen that Fort Worth has a lot to offer. The Fort Worth Stockyards and Kimbell Art Museum are just two of the many attractions for tourists, and Texas Christian University educates countless American and foreign students. The city of Fort Worth has recognized the EB-5 Regional Center Program’s ability to spur economic growth and lower the unemployment level while providing immigrant investors with a viable path to U.S. permanent residency.

Our EB5AN State of Texas EB-5 regional center is USCIS approved and has geographic coverage of Fort Worth, including Tarrant, Denton, Parker, and Wise Counties. Foreign investors who meet EB-5 program requirements can invest EB-5 capital in projects not only within the city limits of Fort Worth, but in the neighboring areas of Roanoke, Southlake, and Haslet.

Texas population breakdown and income demographics

With over 854,000 people in the city proper and many more in the metropolitan area, Fort Worth is the 16th largest and one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States.

Its population and growth rate make Fort Worth a prime candidate for development, and affiliation with EB5AN is an excellent way to take part in the community’s progress. Your EB-5 project can be instrumental to lowering unemployment and contributing a positive economic impact to the city of Fort Worth.

If you’re interested in affiliating your EB-5 project with a USCIS-designated EB5AN regional center or forming a new USCIS-approved regional center, contact us today for more information.

Call 1-800-288-9138 or e-mail info@EB5AN.com.