Julia Roussinova
Immigration AttorneyFiling a mandamus action in federal court may be an option; however, you should hire an immigration attorney to review the facts and advise you properly.
My family filed for EB-5 in 1996, and we have been impacted by the 1998 AAO decisions. After 20 years of waiting, we still have NOT received adjudication. What can we do now?
Filing a mandamus action in federal court may be an option; however, you should hire an immigration attorney to review the facts and advise you properly.
You can file mandamus but be careful many of those cases never had $500,000 invested, so it could be denied.
You can file a writ of mandamus to force the USCIS to make a decision on your case.
After 20 years you may be precluded by a statute of limitations, but you need to contact a U.S. immigration attorney to review the case and advise you on a personal basis.
Without the facts it would be impossible for anyone to advise. You should hire a lawyer to assist you or ask your current lawyer if there are any other remedies.
A mandamus action may be helpful. We would need to know more about the investment you made. Was it a regional center project or direct project? Is there any way to withdraw from the project and receive a refund? Are there children derivative beneficiaries that are now over 21?
Federal court litigation is your only viable option.