EB5 application

USCIS aims to reduce processing times, fraud risk, lost payments, and theft compared to traditional checks/money orders.

It’s important to understand the nuances and procedural issues involved when using these retirement funds for EB-5 purposes.

The new vetting process, implemented by USCIS in August, allows the U.S. immigration agency to use discretion when deciding or approving a request.

The proposed rule limits the length of stay for academic students, exchange visitors, and representatives of foreign information media.

As the end of the fiscal year nears on Sept. 30, there is a pressing concern regarding the optimal utilization of EB-5 visas.

A recent EB5Investors webinar discussed integrating due diligence, legal compliance, and investor protections into the project capital stack.

In another August update, the U.S. immigraiton agency introduced new negative factors that could increase the likelihood of denials.

The update is a major shift in how naturalization cases are reviewed, as it applies a broader evaluation of applications to US citizenship.

Eb5investors.com webinar panelists Andrew Wall, Trevor Anderson, and Christian Triantaphyllis discussed the financial structure of projects.

The agency explained that this update aims to align with the Department of State’s practices and changes in U.S. immigration.