“USCIS must be able to determine that it is more likely than not that the
capital which has been invested by Petitioner or which Petitioner is actively in
the process of investing is capital obtained through lawful means. Accordingly,
USCIS requests additional evidence to establish the lawful source of the EB-5
investment.
To determine the lawful source of Petitioner’s investment funds,
additional evidence is required. Petitioner must submit, as applicable, the
following evidence in order to comply with 8 C.F.R. § 204.6(j)(3):
· Evidence showing that the third party broker is a legitimate and/or
licensed and registered money service business;
· Evidence identifying any source(s) for the third party;
· Corporate, partnership (or any other entity in any form which has filed
in any country or subdivision thereof any return described in the subpart
described in 8 C.F.R. § 204.6(j)(3)(ii)), and personal tax returns including
income, franchise, property (whether real, personal, or intangible), or any
other tax returns of any kind filed within five years, with any taxing
jurisdiction in or outside the United States by or on behalf of Petitioner, or
· Any other evidence that overcomes the deficiencies noted above.”