Regional center business plans are exacting documents that need to meet strict USCIS criteria while making a compelling case for your ability to launch a new US investment center for EB-5 investors trying to obtain green cards for immigration into the United States. Conventional EB-5 business plans are very similar to SBA or investment documents submitted to angel groups or banks, but the regional center plan is a larger undertaking. You will need to demonstrate that your team has the base of experience required to run the investment center. The plan also needs a solid picture of the market where you will operate:
• What are the main competitive forces?
• Provide some examples of strong EB-5 opportunities in the area in recent years
• Explain how you can help market the program
• Provide a look into industry and market trends, citing current data, to reveal how your regional center would fit into the overall USCIS landscape
The business plan also needs some sort of financial model that projects your performance as regional center delegates. The standard model would include a revenue forecast, break-even point, cash flow, balance sheet, profit and loss, and use of funds, in addition to an appendix with a monthly breakdown for Year One of operations. The model also needs a sensitivity analysis showing what happens to government project revenues if the program does not perform as well as you anticipate. Need help? MasterPlans consultants have written for a wide variety of USCIS projects including both EB-5 investment plans and complete proposals designed to launch a new regional center. You can trust our team of experts to get it done right. Call today at 877-453-2011.
