Job Creation Model

The Job Creation Model is an economic forecasting methodology used to estimate how EB-5 investments will generate employment opportunities in the United States. In Regional Center projects, jobs are not counted directly but are calculated using economic input-output models such as RIMS II or IMPLAN.

These models analyze construction spending, operational revenue, supplier demand, and consumer activity to estimate indirect and induced job creation. USCIS requires that each investor’s capital contributes to the creation of at least 10 full-time jobs, making this model a key factor in project approval and immigration success.