Secure Your Future With a Green Card

Motcomb focuses on investment opportunities located in Targeted Employment Areas (TEAs), which currently qualify for the reduced investment threshold of $800,000, as mandated by the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022. For non-TEA projects, the standard requirement is $1,050,000. Beyond the capital contribution, investors should anticipate administrative fees which we detail fully in our offering memorandum and legal and USCIS filing fees.

We accept capital from any lawful source, but verifying the "Source of Funds" is a critical part of the USCIS application. Whether your capital comes from business income, property sales, loans, or gifts, Motcomb works alongside your immigration counsel to ensure the documentation meets strict U.S. regulatory standards before your subscription is finalized.

While USCIS regulations require all EB-5 capital to be "at risk" (meaning no guarantees can be made), Motcomb prioritizes capital preservation. We focus on institutional-grade asset classes, primarily real estate and infrastructure, and typically structure our funds with senior loan positions or preferred equity. This approach aims to place our investors in a priority position for repayment upon the maturity of the investment, called the "waterfall".

Unlike intermediaries who list third-party projects, Motcomb acts as a direct fund manager. We employ an institutional underwriting process that evaluates developer track record, market feasibility, and exit strategy clarity. Furthermore, we rigorously audit the "job cushion" — ensuring the project is projected to create significantly more jobs than the minimum required by USCIS, safeguarding your immigration eligibility.

Timelines vary based on USCIS adjudication capacity and the investor's country of origin. However, Motcomb frequently offers access to Rural, TEA and Infrastructure projects, which are all eligible for "Priority Processing" under current legislation. This designation can significantly shorten the adjudication period for the I-526E petition compared to standard EB-5 investments.

Yes. To comply with U.S. securities regulations (Regulation D), Motcomb's private equity investments are generally available only to Accredited Investors. This typically requires a net worth exceeding $1 million (excluding your primary residence) or consistent annual income thresholds. We can help you verify your status during our initial consultation.