Jason Buback

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Since 2018, Jason has been editor of one of EB-5's most respected newsletters. Often working with immigration lawyers, he creates compelling content for investors and stakeholders. To stay on top of expert EB-5 thinking, he regularly attends the Immigration Lawyer Roundtable.

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Processing Times

USCIS approves rural EB-5 I-526E petition in under 4.5 months

Jason Buback

Articles by Jason Buback

Q2 FY 2023 EB-5 data: I-526E filings continue to increase, processing efficiency up 83%

An economist’s perspective on job creation and TEAs after the RIA

More efficient EB-5 processing introduced for pre-RIA I-526 petitions as of July 2023

EB-5 can bolster post-COVID economic recovery — but more visas are needed

India to postpone tax that will impact EB-5 investors

Fund administration adds peace of mind for EB-5 investors

USCIS introduces an online tool to reschedule biometric appointments

August 2023 Visa Bulletin remains the same

Chinese investors try a second time to get some of their capital back from EB-5 developer

GAO report summary part 3: USCIS data collection on EB-5 fraud and national security must evolve

Oppenheim explains recent Indian retrogression, hopeful for positive change in October

Judge denies pre-RIA investors hoping to qualify for reserved visas

State of Vermont makes a final settlement with all 850 defrauded EB-5 investors — for pennies on the dollar

July visa bulletin remains the same

Ease of doing business in countries like the U.S. drives the migration of Indian millionaires

How EB-5 investors should prepare for a visa interview

Developer files for bankruptcy protection the day before the auction of the Chicago property

COVID sinks plans for 17-acre Seattle lakefront project funded with $100 million of EB-5 money

Florida draws South Africans thanks to a familiar climate and business opportunities, including farming

Creators of Summit Series celebrity conferences tried to build utopia in the mountains with EB-5 money — but the plan ends in failure and lawsuits