Seldon Technologies Clean Water Products EB5 Visa Program

An EB-5 Visa (Green Card) Program in the State of Vermont Regional Center

The world’s leader in clean water nanotechnology applications announces the first phase of its EB-5 Visa Program, located in the USCIS Approved State of Vermont Designated Regional Center.

Seldon Technologies specializes in water filtration products that produce clean, great tasting water to US Environmental Protection Agency Drinking Water Standards, from any ground water source without the use of chemicals, power, heat, ultraviolet light or wait time.

Participate in distribution of a cutting edged “Green Technology” to the world’s largest population centers

The EB-5 Visa Program

• A direct route to a Green Card
• Permanent Residency in the United States for you, your spouse and any children under the age of 21
• Freedom to live, work and retire anywhere in the United States
• US Citizenship route after 5 years of being a Green Card holder

The EB5 Visa Project

• No day to day business management
• Participate in distribution of cutting edge “Green Technology” to the world’s largest population centers
• Transforming methods of water purification throughout the world

Why the World Needs Water Purification?

• Clean drinking water to satisfy the global population is now a worldwide crisis.
• Only 2.5% of the earth’s water is accessible for human consumption by its 6 billion inhabitants.
• Water resources are finite, they will not increase
• India is forecast to run out of drinking water by 2020
• Unclean water is the #1 world health problem
• One child dies in India every minute of dehydration caused by diarrhea.

The State of Vermont Regional Center

There are many advantages in choosing an EB-5 Visa Program within the State of Vermont Regional Center.

The Seldon Technologies Clean Water Products EB-5 Visa Program has entered into a 'Memorandum of Understanding' with the Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development. 

Highlights of this agreement are detailed below:

• A formally designated 'Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development' (VACCD) Official to oversee and monitor the projects activities
• USCIS notified in writing of designated official outlined in point above
• Designated VACCD Official to assure project's compliance with U.S. Immigration Law and regulations concerning investments within a regional center in the EB-5 Visa preference category
• Formal written reports required by VACCD every 90 days upon activites of the project