Legality regarding funds transfer from India

aspadda3223

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I am working on studying EB5 formalities. I am already talking to attorneys to finalise hire for US Legal representation. Also, I am working with regional centers to finalise one. I have not got luck on concrete information regarding transfer of funds front. Below are my details. Any suggestions on that end will be greatly appreciated :

I am an Indian resident.
Planning to arrange funds from my savings + selling property in India (already have potentail buyer).
I am getting mixed information that RBI does not allow more that $100,000 transfer out of the country.
Can you point me to link, expert advise, CA, Attorney where I can get information regarding managing funds and transfer to US.
or any experience that someone may have gone through will be greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks for your reply Bigjoe. I m exactly looking for the same pointers to get info to make this happen.

Can someone point me to link, expert advise, CA, Attorney where I can get information regarding managing funds and how to legally and efficiently transfer funds to US.
or any experience that someone may have gone through will be greatly appreciated.
 
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