The EB-5 Open Forum: Ask the Experts Anything
Navigating the EB-5 program requires you to make critical decisions on two fronts: immigration law and finance. To help bridge that gap, we are bringing together legal and financial experts for a live, unfiltered Q&A session designed to sharpen your ability to conduct your own independent due diligence and evaluate EB-5 opportunities.
The session will be moderated by an active EB-5 investor currently going through the process.
Potential Topics:
Independent Due Diligence: A licensed financial advisor’s framework for researching and evaluating EB-5 projects.
The Capital Stack: How to analyze project finance structures and assess your financial risk.
Legal Mechanics: The current realities of EB-5 timelines, source of funds documentation, and visa strategy.
The Investor Perspective: Real-world insights and questions fielded by someone who has successfully invested capital through the program.
Why You Should Attend:
Direct access to an unscripted, open Q&A with industry-leading professionals.
Real-world project evaluation frameworks from a FINRA-registered representative.
Priority access for a private, follow-up legal or financial consultation.
Meet the Speakers:
Matthew Khalili
Managing Director, GT Securities & Founder, New World Ventures
www.gtsecurities.net | www.newworldventures.us
Matthew is an investment banker and FINRA-registered representative specializing in cross-border capital advisory. With over 15 years in the industry, he has guided more than 500 visa-related projects to successful outcomes and facilitated over $1 billion in capital formation. Known for simplifying complex immigration-finance structures, Matthew helps investors navigate project vetting, due diligence, and risk assessment. He is also a recognized Matter of Ho expert witness, frequently called upon to testify on EB-5 due diligence standards.
Yuliya Veremiyenko-Campos, Esq.
Managing Attorney, YVC Legal
Yuliya is the founder of YVC Legal, a specialized business immigration law firm. She brings deep expertise in guiding high-net-worth individuals, multinational corporations, and U.S. companies through complex employment-based immigrant petitions, including the EB-5 category. Licensed to practice in New York, Maryland, and Ukraine, Yuliya provides strategic, highly detailed legal representation to ensure client petitions meet the strict compliance standards of USCIS. She is fluent in English, Russian, and Ukrainian.