EB5 Investors Podcast: How Investors Can Navigate EB-5 in 2022, with Managing Partner Bernard Wolfsdorf

Feb 22, 2023 | Investor Visas, Podcast

Managing Partner Bernie Wolfsdorf was recently featured on the very first episode of the EB5 Investor’s podcast. In this insightful conversation with Ali Jahangiri, Bernie explains new program requirements since June 2nd, 2022, and gives his insight on the Behring case.

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EB5 Investors Podcast: How Investors Can Navigate EB-5 in 2022, with Managing Partner Bernard Wolfsdorf

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