EB5 Energy – Invest $800,000, gain a U.S. green card, and earn profits after capital recovery
EB-5 investment is not just about choosing a project to apply for a U.S. green card. Investors also need to consider how their capital is used and what their economic benefits are.
Are you preparing approximately $800,000 for your family under the EB-5 program? EB5 Energy is an oil and gas project in Oklahoma, with an investment structure that differs from many EB-5 projects that use capital in the form of loans for real estate development.
Key highlights: The I-956F has been approved, and two I-526E investor applications have been approved under the project filing; there is indirect ownership interest in the oil and gas company and a profit-sharing mechanism after capital recovery under the fund terms.
1. USCIS-APPROVED PROJECT – INVESTORS ALREADY APPROVED
EB5 Energy announced that USCIS approved its I-956F project filing on March 9, 2024. Notably, the project has announced two approved I-526E investor applications in 2025.
This is a noteworthy actual approval result when choosing a project, rather than just looking at the planned schedule. EB5 Energy belongs to the Rural EB-5 category, which has a dedicated visa quota and a statutory expedited processing mechanism. Each investor application is still reviewed separately.
2. INDIRECT OWNERSHIP IN AN OIL AND GAS COMPANY
With many real estate EB-5 projects, investor capital is used to lend to the company to implement the project. EB5 Energy has a different structure: investors contribute capital to a fund, thereby having an indirect ownership interest in the company conducting oil and gas operations.
The difference is that investors can continue to participate in profit distribution after their capital is recovered, according to the fund terms, rather than just receiving their money back when the loan ends.
3. CAPITAL RECOVERY AND PROFIT DISTRIBUTION GOALS
According to the disclosed plan, the project aims to distribute approximately 2.25% annually, equivalent to $18,000/year on an $800,000 investment when there is sufficient cash flow; the earliest investor groups aim to recover their capital in approximately 36 months.
After all EB-5 investor groups have recovered their capital, the entire EB-5 investor group will be allocated a total of 35% of the distributable profits according to the fund structure — not 35% each. These are business goals and conditions, not guaranteed interest rates or capital recovery dates.
4. OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION HISTORY
EB5 Energy operates in Major County, Oklahoma, on approximately 1,280 acres (518 hectares) of land, with plans to develop the first eight horizontal wells. According to the project filing, mineral rights for the initial wells have been secured.
The area has existing oil and gas production and data from previous wells, and is close to existing pipeline infrastructure. This provides a basis for assessing production potential, not a guarantee of production volume or revenue from new wells.
5. U.S. PERMANENT RESIDENCY OPPORTUNITY FOR FAMILIES
The EB-5 program allows investors who meet the requirements to apply for U.S. permanent residency along with their spouse and unmarried children under 21. For the Rural EB-5 category, the current minimum capital is $800,000, not including related fees.
If you have already prepared your budget and immigration plan, you can begin reviewing the project, checking the source of funds, and working with a U.S. immigration lawyer to determine the next steps.
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Interested parties are invited to submit their investment budget, a general overview of the source of funds, and the number of family members. KeyApply will coordinate a discussion regarding the project filing, PPM, economic benefits, EB-5 requirements, and the steps for reviewing the contract with a qualified expert.
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Investment note: Distribution figures, capital recovery time, and profits are project goals and should be cross-referenced with the PPM and investment contract. EB-5 capital is subject to the risk of loss; past approvals do not guarantee the outcome of new applications or green cards.
Reference sources: EB5 Energy – Approvals · EB5 Energy – Investment · USCIS – EB-5