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PacinfraX Corporation
Owns the platform, the brand and the development team. Headquarters in Irvine, California.
Investors · EB-5
EB-5 program information at PacinfraX
PacinfraX is a developer-operator of power-first AI data center campuses in the United States and Vietnam. This page explains the US EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program and how PacinfraX organizes it, one project at a time. No offering is being made on this website.
The program
What EB-5 is
EB-5 is a US immigrant visa category for people who invest in a new commercial enterprise that creates full-time jobs for US workers. USCIS administers it under the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022 (USCIS, EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program).
Under the Act, the standard investment amount is $1,050,000, or $800,000 for a project in a targeted employment area (TEA) or an infrastructure project (amounts read on ). Amounts adjust automatically on January 1, 2027 and every five years after that, following the consumer price index, under the Act. Capital must remain invested for at least two years under the Act.
Targeted employment areas
A TEA is either a rural area or a high-unemployment area (USCIS, EB-5 Questions and Answers).
Definitions and visa set-asides
Rural area. An area outside a metropolitan statistical area and outside the boundary of any city or town with a population of 20,000 or more, under the most recent decennial census.
High-unemployment area. A census tract, or a group of adjacent tracts, with an unemployment rate of at least 150 percent of the national average, as designated by the Department of Homeland Security.
Visa set-asides. The Act reserves a share of EB-5 visas each year for three groups of projects:
20% for rural area projects
10% for high-unemployment area projects
2% for infrastructure projects
Rural priority and program authorization
Petitions for rural projects receive priority processing under the Act. The Regional Center Program is authorized through September 30, 2027. Reauthorization is a matter for Congress and is not assured. Read more on the USCIS questions and answers.
Legal structure
How PacinfraX organizes EB-5, project by project
One parent company. For each project, its own fund, its own job-creating entity and a regional center chosen for that project.
PacinfraX organizes EB-5 participation project by project. Each project would have its own new commercial enterprise (NCE), paired one-to-one with its own job-creating entity (JCE), and each project would select the regional center that fits its location, its state and that center’s experience. Each fund is formed when its project is structured and named for that project.
The platform
What the offering documents disclose
Disclosed in the offering documents
- Fund name and state of formation: in the offering documents for that project
- Project company and capital terms: in the offering documents for that project
- Regional center and its Form I-956F: identified in the offering documents once filed
Entity names are not published on this website. Each fund would be formed when its project is structured; none has been formed.
One project, step by step
Four principles of the per-project model
One NCE per project
Investors in a project hold interests only in that project’s NCE. Capital, records and reporting stay separate from every other project.
One JCE per NCE
Each NCE lends to or invests in exactly one JCE, and each JCE takes EB-5 capital from exactly one NCE. The pairing is one-to-one in both directions.
One regional center per project
Each project would select, with counsel, a USCIS-designated regional center whose approved geographic area covers the site and whose record fits the state and the asset type. The regional center files the project application (Form I-956F) for that project before any investor files Form I-526E.
Same template, every time
The structure is repeated for each project so that investors, agents and counsel review a familiar set of documents and roles.
Entities in each project
Entities in each project
New commercial enterprise (NCE), one per project
Project fund
The entity formed for one project, in which EB-5 investors in that project would hold their interests. It would be sponsored by a USCIS-designated regional center selected for that project with counsel.
Job-creating entity (JCE), one per fund
Project company
The entity paired with the project fund. It would receive capital from the fund and build and operate the campus whose construction and operations create the jobs counted for EB-5 purposes.
Growth
Many projects, many states
Beyond Texas (South ERCOT) and Minnesota (powered industrial site), additional US states are under evaluation; each future project would follow the same per-project structure.
Whether any site qualifies as a rural or high-unemployment area is determined in the regional center filing, not on this site.
How we evaluate a state for an EB-5 project
Six criteria for a new state
Power path
On-site generation, storage or an already-powered site that can energize on a construction schedule rather than an interconnection queue.
Rural or high-unemployment eligibility
Whether the site sits in a rural area or a high-unemployment census tract under the 2022 Act, determined with the regional center and an economist, not assumed.
Regional center coverage
A designated regional center whose approved geographic area covers the site and whose experience fits the state and the asset.
Permitting and utilities
A clear path through local, state and utility approvals, with agencies that have handled large industrial loads before.
Workforce and contractors
Construction trades, EPC partners and operations staff available within commuting distance of the site.
Customer demand
Hyperscale, AI lab, neocloud or enterprise demand that supports a phased build in power blocks, each energized as a unit.
Financing
Capital sources for US projects
US projects could be structured for EB-5 capital through a separate fund for each project; no project is currently offered. EB-5 capital would sit alongside the other sources below.
Four capital sources
Bank debt
Construction and term loans from lenders, secured on the campus and its contracts.
Owner equity
Capital from PacinfraX Corporation and its founders.
Shareholder capital
Capital from private shareholders of PacinfraX Corporation.
EB-5 capital (potential)
US projects could be structured for EB-5 capital in the future through a separate project fund for each project, as one source alongside the others. No project is currently offered.
Fit
Why power-first data center campuses fit EB-5
Three reasons in brief
Large construction programs
A campus is built in phases over several years, with power plant, switchgear and data halls delivered by EPC partners.
Long-lived operating assets
Once energized, a campus is operated for many years, with permanent technical and facilities teams.
Jobs in construction and operation
Work is created during construction and again in operations, which is how EB-5 job counting is framed.
Risks
Principal risks
Every EB-5 investment carries serious risks. Offering documents set out the full list for any project.
Protect yourself
Deal only with people who write from an @pacinfrax.com address, and never send money in response to a message or a phone call. PacinfraX never asks for investment funds through this website. Read the SEC and USCIS investor alert on EB-5 scams.
Loss of the entire investment
An EB-5 investment is speculative. Investors can lose all of the capital they invest.
No assurance of an immigration outcome
USCIS decides each petition on its own merits. Neither petition approval nor lawful permanent residence is assured.
Program authorization
The Regional Center Program is authorized through September 30, 2027. Reauthorization is a matter for Congress.
Job creation depends on real activity
Jobs count only if construction and operations actually happen as planned. Delays or changes affect the job count.
What is the EB-5 program?
EB-5 is a US immigrant visa category for people who invest in a new commercial enterprise that creates at least ten full-time jobs for US workers. It is administered by USCIS under the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022.
Is a PacinfraX project in a TEA?
We do not state TEA status on this website. Any TEA determination will be documented in the project filing and shared with eligible investors in the offering documents.
Is any project currently offered to EB-5 investors?
No. No offering is being made on this website. US projects could be structured for EB-5 capital through a separate fund for each project. If that happens, any offer will be made only through confidential offering documents to eligible investors.
Is a visa or permanent residence assured?
No. USCIS decides every petition on its own merits. An EB-5 investment is speculative and involves a high degree of risk, including the loss of the entire investment, and does not assure any immigration outcome.
How do I protect myself from EB-5 fraud?
Deal only with people who write from an @pacinfrax.com address, never send money in response to a message or a phone call, and read the SEC and USCIS investor alert on EB-5 scams. PacinfraX never asks for investment funds through this website.
Guides
EB-5 guides
Per-project structure: one NCE, one JCE, one regional center
How PacinfraX pairs a new commercial enterprise with a job-creating entity for each project and selects a regional center per project.
The regional center model
What a USCIS-designated regional center does, how sponsorship works under the 2022 Act and how a project selects one.
Targeted employment areas and rural projects, explained
Rural and high-unemployment definitions under the 2022 Act, visa set-asides, priority processing and how a determination is made.
Job creation for data center campuses
How EB-5 jobs are counted for a construction-heavy, long-lived asset: direct, indirect and induced jobs, models and timing.
Source and path of funds
What USCIS expects investors to document about where their capital comes from, including gifts and loans.
Timeline and processing
The milestones in an EB-5 case, who controls each one, and where USCIS publishes current processing times.
Why power-first AI campuses fit EB-5
An educational look at why large, multi-year power and data center programs align with the program’s job-creation purpose.
Principal risks of an EB-5 investment
Investment, immigration, program and project risks, written plainly, with the questions to put to your own counsel.
For migration agents and advisors
How PacinfraX works with registered agents and advisors, what is shared after an agreement and what is not.
For shareholders: EB-5 as one capital source
Where EB-5 capital through a per-project fund could sit alongside bank debt, owner equity and shareholder capital.
EB-5 glossary
Plain-language definitions of more than forty EB-5 terms, from adjustment of status to targeted employment area.
Investor relations
Talk to us about EB-5
Write to [email protected] or register interest. Our investor relations team replies within two business days. Migration agents and advisors use the same form.
