In a dynamic US EB-5 immigration market, a regional center's project deployment history and investment results are increasingly vital for investors to assess its capabilities. CanAm Enterprises recently released an operational report, verified by PKF O'Connor Davies, LLP, a US-based accounting, auditing, and consulting firm.

The audited report, covering activities up to 31/12/2025, details the entire project lifecycle, from capital raising and immigration petition processing to investor capital repayment. According to the company, this public disclosure of third-party verified data aims to provide additional reference for families exploring the EB-5 program.

The data reveals that CanAm has raised over 4 billion USD in EB-5 capital across more than 75 projects in diverse sectors, including infrastructure, real estate, and industry. These projects have attracted over 8,000 investor families from various countries.

The CanAm team. Photo: CanAm

Beyond capital raised, the report also shows that over 2.5 billion USD has been repaid to investors through 53 projects that have completed their investment cycles. Industry experts consider capital repayment ability a critical indicator when assessing EB-5 project operational effectiveness, as it reflects deployment progress and the financial capacity of project participants.

Regarding immigration, the PKF report notes 5,797 I-526 petitions approved out of 6,058 reviewed across 11 regional centers managed by CanAm, an approval rate of 99.4%. The company states that most non-approvals stemmed from issues related to investors' personal documentation, such as proof of source of funds, rather than project-specific factors.

For the green card condition removal stage, PKF verified 3,047 I-829 petitions approved and 15 cases denied throughout the entity's operational history. This represents the final procedure in the path to obtaining permanent green cards for EB-5 investors and their eligible family members.

According to a CanAm representative, these results have been achieved over three decades of operation, encompassing periods of significant market volatility, such as the 2008 global financial crisis, the Covid-19 pandemic, and the implementation of the EB-5 Integrity and Reform Act (RIA) in 2022.

The disclosure of third-party verified track records is gaining traction among investors when selecting EB-5 projects. According to migration experts, beyond location or investment sector, data on petition approval rates, capital repayment outcomes, and the number of investors who have received green cards are crucial metrics for assessing a regional center's actual operational performance.

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Interested investors can find more detailed information and download the full PKF O'Connor Davies verified report on the CanAm Enterprises website: canamenterprises.com/company/eb5-track-record/

To learn more about CanAm, contact fle@canamenterprises.com or info@canamenterprises.com