No. Distinguish the official gifts and fees from EB-5 or other commercial capital. The September 7, 2026 official processing fee is US$15,000 per person and nonrefundable; the principal gift is US$1,000,000 individually or US$2,000,000 per corporate-sponsored employee. Family and continuing corporate obligations are additional.
Rebuild the amount by the actual framework
Use the applicable principal and family terms and any corporate obligations. A historical investment figure does not establish the correct government gift arrangement.
In EB-5 the money is capital invested in a new commercial enterprise, placed at risk, required to create at least ten qualifying full-time jobs, and capable in principle of being returned to the investor after conditions are removed. Financial planning should separate official processing amounts, the stated gift payment, document procurement, translations, medical steps, and any professional services. Compare this honestly with EB-5, where the capital is invested rather than given, must remain at risk for the applicable sustainment period and satisfy the job requirement, and cannot be guaranteed to return. Obtain independent financial and tax advice, since a gift under this framework is not structured to produce an investment return, and neither this framework nor EB-5 carries an approval guarantee.