Applying For EB-5 After Being Previously Rejected for a Different Visa

Previous rejection does not disqualify the applicant, unless the reason the applicant was rejected was related to immigration fraud, crimes committed with moral turpitude, or other major problems. It is most important that all criminal, medical, or U.S. immigration history problems be disclosed to the limited partnership and legal counsel in advance of application.

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