There are several requirements that EB-5 applicants must satisfy to have Form I-485 accepted by USCIS. Consult an immigration attorney who will assist you with the following requirements:

Applicant’s criminal history
Examples of evidence: official statements from law enforcement agents, court orders, probation records

A valid birth certificate, marriage certificate, and all divorce certificates
Examples: copy of a foreign birth certificate, copies of other suitable birth records

Copy of passport pages and non-immigrant visa
Photocopies of complete passport, all immigration-related documents showing maintenance of U.S. status

Up-to-date photos of the applicant
Two identical color photographs of the applicant that have been taken within the past 30 days

Biometric services if applicants are between the ages of 14 and 79
USCIS notifies applicants of where they must obtain their biometric services after Form I-485 has been submitted; biometrics services include fingerprinting and sometimes require the applicant’s photograph and signature

Medical examination
Evidence: medical examination report; vaccination records

Biographic information
Those between 14 and 79 years of age must submit a completed form G-325A

Evidence of eligibility
 A copy of form I-797C that the EB-5 applicant received upon the approval of the I-526 petition