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What You’ll Learn (15-Page Guide + 8 Emails)
- The $4M family trap most people miss — Each family member needs their own $1M gift + $15K fee. A family of 4 = $4,060,000 minimum. No exceptions.
- Complete breakdown of all three tiers — $1M Individual Gold Card, $2M Corporate, and the separate Platinum Card ($5M, waitlist only — NOT yet available)
- Step-by-step application process — The actual 8-step process from trumpcard.gov, Form I-140G filing through green card issuance
- True cost breakdown with charts — The $1M gift plus $15,375 in fees, legal costs ($15K-$50K), and what most guides leave out
- Gold Card vs. EB-5 vs. Global Visas — Honest comparison: gift vs. investment, speed vs. track record
- Source of funds requirements — What the I-140G demands: 20yr employment history, crypto wallets, and more
- Key risks & legal challenges — Active lawsuit by AAUP/Public Citizen, and what could change
- Attorney selection guide — Fee ranges, qualifications, and red flags to avoid
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Key facts from the guide:
- The Gold Card program is live and accepting applications at trumpcard.gov since December 2025
- Individual Gold Card = $1,000,000 non-refundable gift to the Department of Commerce
- Each person pays a $15,375 processing fee to DHS before vetting begins
- Family members are NOT included free — each requires their own $1M gift + $15K fee
- Uses existing EB-1A or EB-2 NIW visa categories via Form I-140G (online only)
- The $5M figure is the Platinum Card — a separate product NOT yet available
- An active federal lawsuit challenges the program’s legality (filed Feb 2026)
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Sources: trumpcard.gov, uscis.gov, Executive Order 14351. Last verified: March 2026.