EB-5 News
February 19, 2024
Q4 FY 2023 EB-5 data is good news for the industry: new filings and processing totals continue to rise
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The EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act: where we are one year later in 2023
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DHS argues against investor lawsuit that demands reserved visas for pre-RIA investors
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Can a new direct investor join a pre-RIA project that already has investors?
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USCIS publishes new I-956, I-526 and I-526E forms; removes biometrics requirement for new investors
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USCIS now collecting EB-5 regional center fees for Integrity Fund
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Which EB-5 regional centers must pay the Integrity Fund fee?
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Issuers and investors clash over changes to the EB-5 sustainment period — and the need for redeployment
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New data increases number of high-unemployment TEAs
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USCIS extends permanent residency 48 months past I-829 expiration
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New USCIS policy may prevent EB-5 children from ‘aging out’
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What are the requirements for regional centers that are no longer raising capital?
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USCIS to hold EB-5 stakeholder engagement, March 20, 2023
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USCIS offers guidance to nonimmigrant workers with terminated employment; EB-5 and adjustment of status is one solution
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USCIS releases new form for EB-5 promoters
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USCIS proposes much higher EB-5 filing fees to pay for more staff and to spend significantly more time per application
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Questions and answers about post-RIA EB-5 forms
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USCIS undecided on what will happen to pre-RIA EB-5 projects and regional centers that don’t file an I-956
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Indian and Middle Eastern EB-5 source of funds: an immigration lawyer speaks to the challenges and solutions
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Who should be seen as an EB-5 ‘promoter’ and what are their requirements?
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