You are invited to watch LCR and two leading immigration attorneys for a conversation about the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022. We reviewed what is in the legislation for investors and provided an opinion on how it will impact the program.
Reasons to Watch:
Suresh Rajan
Founder and Executive Chairman at LCR Capital Partners
Suresh Rajan started his career as a policy advisor to members of the US Congress. After working with the government, Suresh joined McKinsey & Company and worked primarily in the areas of strategy development. At LCR, his role is to drive the expansion of LCR’s core EB-5 business into new markets, develop adjacent revenue opportunities, and provide strategic leadership across the team.
Mitchell Wexler
Managing Partner of Fragoman's Southern California Offices
Mitch represents high net worth foreign nationals (E-2, L-1, EB5), foreign students, start ups, mid cap and large multi nationals in their immigration matters. He specializes in self sponsoring green card applications in various elite categories including extraordinary ability, national interest waivers and outstanding.
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Brandon Meyer
Founder and Managing Partner at Meyer Law Group
Brandon Meyer is the Founder and Managing Partner of Meyer Law Group, a firm focused on providing immigration legal services to corporations, small businesses, and start-ups. Meyer is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), Academy of Political Science, British American Business Council (BABC), Bay Area Mobility Managers (BAMM), and Invest in the USA (IIUSA) among other professional organizations.
The EB-5 visa is based on an investment but this marketing presentation and event do not constitute an offer to sell securities. If you are interested in seeing project investment documents, we ask you to contact LCR directly so we can confirm you are an accredited investor or the equivalent in your market. We can also then focus the conversation on your individual or family needs. And, while we will be discussing areas of immigration law, none of the conversation or Q&A can be considered legal advice. You will need to reach out to an immigration attorney and enter a client-attorney relationship to receive legal advice.