Repaid from production, not a refinance.
A rural EB-5 offering where investors hold the equity. Eight horizontal wells in Major County, Oklahoma, at the $800,000 minimum, with USCIS I-956F project approval on file and a 36-month target for return of capital.
What the briefing covers
Seven segments, from the immigration structure through to where repayment comes from. Select any one to jump straight to it.
- 0:00Introductions
- 0:27The immigration side I-956F approval, the three tests, and how jobs are counted
- 3:27What investors own Equity rather than a loan, and how capital is protected
- 6:37The operating team Four decades of drilling, and putting a floor under the price of oil
- 10:07The geology Six wells drilled here decades ago, and what today’s technology reaches
- 16:50How the wells are drilled From bare ground to first revenue in about eight weeks
- 19:17Where repayment comes from Operating cash flow, against a refinancing that has to be arranged
Who you’ll hear from
Why EB-5 investors here are equity holders rather than lenders — and what that changes about how you get repaid.
Forty years of drilling, and how a producer puts a floor under the price it receives for oil.
Six wells drilled on this ground more than fifty years ago that are still producing — and what today’s technology can reach that they couldn’t.
How a well goes from bare ground to first revenue in about eight weeks.
On the record
Figures referenced in the briefing.
Production figures cited in the briefing are filed by the operators with the State of Oklahoma and are on the public record. Job creation is a projection based on an economic methodology accepted by USCIS. Repayment is a target, not a guarantee, and depends on production performance, operating results and commodity prices.
Check it yourself
You do not have to take our word for the parts that are a matter of public record.
- USCIS project approval
- Form I-956F, receipt {{I956F_RECEIPT}}, approved {{I956F_DATE}}. A copy of the approval notice is on the USCIS Approved page.
- Well production history
- Production from the offset wells is filed by their operators with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission. Records for {{WELL_IDS}} can be searched at the OCC well-records database.
- Escrow agent
- Customers Bank holds investor funds in escrow and releases them upon USCIS receipt notice — that is, when your petition is receipted, before it is adjudicated.
- Fund administrator
- Trident Trust reviews and co-approves disbursements.
- Regional center
- Mid-America Rural Development Inc. oversees compliance and reporting.
- Offering documents
- The PPM, limited partnership agreement and subscription agreement govern this offering and control over anything on this page. Available to verified investors on request.
Questions the briefing raises
Am I lending money to this project, or investing in it?
Investing. EB-5 investors here hold equity rather than making a loan to a developer. That changes where repayment comes from: operating cash flow from producing wells, rather than a refinancing or sale that someone else has to arrange. It also means the capital is genuinely at risk, as EB-5 requires.
What does I-956F approval actually mean?
USCIS reviewed and approved the project filing — the business plan, the investment structure and the job-creation methodology. It does not approve any individual petition. Your own eligibility and source of funds are reviewed separately when you file Form I-526E.
When does my money leave escrow?
Customers Bank releases funds on USCIS receipt notice — when your petition is receipted, not when it is approved. By the time an adjudication decision arrives, capital has been deployed into the wells. This is a material point and worth discussing with your immigration attorney.
What happens if my petition is denied?
Denial repayment terms are provided by separate agreement. Request them before you subscribe and review them with your immigration attorney alongside the offering documents.
Why does the project being rural matter?
Rural TEA projects receive priority processing at USCIS and access to the rural visa set-aside, which is 20% of annual EB-5 visas — double the allocation for non-rural projects. For investors from countries with backlogs, that affects timing.
Is the 36-month figure a commitment?
No. It is a target based on current production projections and the fund’s base-case commodity price assumptions. Actual timing depends on well performance, operating results and realised prices, and may be longer or shorter. Repayment is not guaranteed.
What should I read before deciding?
The private placement memorandum, the limited partnership agreement and the subscription agreement. Those documents govern and control over anything said in the briefing or written on this site. Review them with your own immigration and securities counsel.
Questions after watching?
If EB5 Energy looks like it may suit your circumstances, we’d be glad to answer your questions and walk through the offering documents with you.
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