Former U.S. Chief of Immigrant Visa Control Charlie Oppenheim comments on EB-5: in the current fiscal year “many more EB-5 numbers will be utilized”; Charlie expects USCIS in the next few months to only allow final action dates, instead of filing dates, and recommends investors who will be impacted to file “as quickly as possible"; in contrast to recently inflated employment-based visa totals, he expects totals in FY 2024 and beyond will be more “normal” and closer to 140,000 per year.
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Feb 3rd, 2023
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