EB5 Form Average Processing Times as of April 30, 2016
USCIS released its most recent EB5 immigrant investor form average processing times for the I-526, I-829, and I-924. The times are as of April 30, 2016.
USCIS released its most recent EB5 immigrant investor form average processing times for the I-526, I-829, and I-924. The times are as of April 30, 2016.
This article details EB5 performance statistics for the Form I-829 and Form I-526, as well as EB5 visa issuance statistics for fiscal year 2016.
E2 treaty investors will now be available to Israeli investors seeking to invest in the United States.
This article examines the meaning of capital in the EB5 petition context for immigrant investors, with a focus on the lawful source of funds requirement.
This article examines the use of escrow accounts in the context of Form I-526 EB5 petitions for immigrant investors and the in the process of investing requirement.
The USCIS clarified the distinction between redemption agreements and impermissible debt arrangements in the EB5 petition context.
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