In recent months, the USCIS I-956F approval landscape has been notably efficient, with many EB-5 projects receiving timely approvals averaging four months. These authorizations also underscore the growing opportunities within the EB-5 investment program.
June
CanAm Enterprises’ Ainsley at Tivoli luxury apartment community in Tivoli Village, Las Vegas, Nevada, was approved in six months.
EB5 Capital’s Finale at Breckenridge multifamily condominium in a Rural TEA in Breckenridge, Colorado.
May
American Investment Immigration Company’s 1901 Petroleum Fund I LLC for the oil and gas drilling activities in a Rural TEA in the Brazos Prospect in Fisher County, Texas, was approved in 70 days.
Pine State Regional Center’s HYBAR 2, the expansion phase of the rebar manufacturing project, in a rural area of a High Unemployment Area (HUA) Targeted Employment Area (TEA) in Mississippi County, Arkansas.
EB-5 Coast to Coast’s Arte at the District mixed-use development, in a HUA TEA in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Homefed Corporation’s Otay Village 8 III Lender to finance the Cota Vera 3 project residential development in Otay Ranch in a HUA TEA in Chula Vista, California, approved in 7 months.
March
American Lending Center Holding’s Lydian Crane Bess in a Rural TEA in McCaney, Texas, and Hampton Inn & Suites, in a Rural TEA in Grass Valley, California, were approved in three months each.
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