EB5 Investors Magazine Volume 3 Issue 3 | Page 5

Volume 3 - Issue 3 On the cover This issue focuses on the recent legislative developments leading up to and following the December 11th extension deadline for the EB-5 Regional Center Program. Congressman Jared Polis and Mark Amodei discuss the one-year extension, beginning on page 21. We also invited industry veterans to weigh in on another important, timely issue: what is the scrutiny process that EB-5 investors go through? Read the break-down of the process beginning on page 58. 4 Publisher’s Note 6 EB-5 Brazil by Dennis Rodrigues 10 Avoiding the Inadvertent Investment Company by Angelo Paparelli, Mark Katzoff, Christopher Robertson and Gregory White 14 Page 21 Pre-Immigration Tax Planning by Jacob Stein 62 Why EB-5 Investors Cannot Simply Buy a Green Card COVER STORY 21 To the EB-5 Community by David Hirson and Winnie Ng by Congressman Jared Polis and Mark Amodei 26 Understanding Loan Documents in EB-5 Project Financing 68 by Steve Park by Abbas Hashmi 35 Upcoming Events 36 Prevailing Against the Notice of Intent to Terminate 70 by Christian Triantaphyllis 40 74 Amendments and Effective Changes to the 76 EB-5 Regional Center Program Delayed for Consideration until September 30, 2016 EB5’s Status Quo Extension: A Regional Center Perspective 86 48 Conference Recap: the 4th Annual California EB-5 Conference, Los Angeles, 91 August 2015 54 Conference Recap: the 2015 Shenzhen Private Delegation, Shenzhen, China, October 2015 58 EB-5 Investor Scrutiny 58 Let’s Get the Truth Straight: Correcting Common Misconceptions about EB-5 by Reid Thomas and Kaitlin Halloran Investor Profile: David Brown Migration Agent Interviews Larry Wang: Well Trend CEO Thomas Kut: Immigration Consultant by EB5 Investor s Magazine Staff by Angel Brunner FEATURE ARTICLE “You’re Chasing Rainbows in Vietnam” The Stunning Growth of EB-5 in Vietnam by Brandon Meyer by Enrique Gonzalez 44 Basic Do’s and Dont’s for Marketing to Middle Eastern & South Asian EB-5 Investors Opinion: A Secondary Liquidity Market Could Benefit EB-5 by Jon Baker Opinion: An Open Letter to USCIS From A Practicing EB-5 Economist On USCIS Guidance to Economic Inputs for Job Creation Studies by Scott Barnhart 96 Misappropriations Fraud Detection & Deterrence by Robert Kraft 98 Why the Definition of “Capital” For the Purposes of the EB-5 Program Should Be Broad by Dillon Colucci WWW.EB5INVESTORS.COM 3