Istanbul Eb-5 Expo
You are cordially invited to attend the US Investment Expo taking place in Istanbul on November 12th from 11am to 8pm.
You are cordially invited to attend the US Investment Expo taking place in Istanbul on November 12th from 11am to 8pm. This expo will present information about immigration to America through investment, and will provide exciting options for you and your family. Have all of your investment-based US immigration questions answered. You will get to meet multiple US immigration attorneys who can give you personalized advise on your immigration options. You will get to meet multiple US-based investment programs which can help you and your family get Green Cards fast.
If you have clients or friends interested in immigrating to the US and exploring investment as a means to doing it fast, invite them to come along.
PROGRAM
US Immigration Attorneys and US investment firms will be available to talk to you throughout the day from 11am to 8pm. There will be short presentations by immigration attorneys and investment firms throughout the day. Complimentary refreshments will be served.
What is an EB-5 Investor Visa?
An EB-5 investor visa a United States visa which provides a method of obtaining a green card for foreign nationals who invest money in the United States. The EB-5 investor visa may allow foreign investors in commercial enterprises that will benefit the economy and create or maintain at least 10 full-time jobs to become eligible for a green card. The EB-5 investor visa is also referred to as the Employment Based Fifth Preference category of visas, hence, "EB-5."
Speakers
Taylor Megrel (Master of Ceremonies) is a Senior Consultant at International Consultors. His roles include providing an array of services including research, executive education, leadership development, decision support tools, and consulting for mid-sized companies entering foreign markets. Previously, Mr. Megrel was the Managing Partner at International Outsourcing Services and a General Manager at Bayindir Holding Group of Companies.
Timur Edib is a third generation Turkish American, and has been practicing immigration law, with a focus on business immigration, for almost 20 years in Washington, D.C. Mr. Edib earned his MPA: Public Policy from Arizona State University and his J.DL Business from the University of Baltimore School of Law. Mr. Edib has been a leader in the Turkish American community for 30 years, serving as President or Board Member to: Ataturk Society of America, TAA of Arizona, ATA-DC, ATAA Treasurer, Maryland ATA, TAA of Central Pennsylvania, TAFSUS, Business Forum-DC Chapter, and has served as legal counsel to Turkish American Scientists and Scholars Association and BAU International University for USA operations. Mr. Edib served as Co-Chair of Immigration Section of his local bar association and was an active ember of AILA for over 10 years.
Giacomo Jacques Behar is an immigration lawyer licensed in California. He is a Board Certified Specialist in Immigration & Nationality Law by the State Bar of California, Board of Legal Specialization. He is the principal attorney at Behar International Counsel, PLC, a full service immgiration law firm headquartered in San Diego, CA, with a second location in the Westwood area of West Los Angeles. Mr. Behar specializes in US immigration and Naturalization Law and since 1993 has assisted clients from more than 53 countries worldwide. Mr. Behar is fluent in 7 languages.
David Gardner is the founder of the Law Offices of David Gardner and has more than 30 years professional legal experience advising clients on US immigration, International Business and Taxxation matters. Mr. Gardner was admitted as a Solicitor in England and Wales in 1974, and as a Solicitor in Hong Kong in 1984. He founded the Law Offices of David B. Gardner in 1985 as an international law practice and since 1996, following a law firm merger, has practiced exclusively in the areas of Immigration and Nationality Law. Mr. Gardner represents clients in all types of immigration cases before many agencies.
