How can I work in the U.S. if I withdraw my EB-5 investment? - EB5Investors.com

How can I work in the U.S. if I withdraw my EB-5 investment?

If I withdraw my EB-5 investment before redeployment, how long do I have before I lose my work authorization in the U.S.? I currently have an I-765 and an I-131.

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Ed Beshara

Ed Beshara

Immigration Attorneys
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The legal basis for your I-485, I-765, I-131 is the continuation of the I-526 petition and the investment in the project. The withdrawal of the I-526 petition will cause you to be out of status immediately.

Salvatore Picataggio

Salvatore Picataggio

Immigration Attorneys
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USCIS will tell you when they revoke everything, and they will revoke everything. After the revocation, you usually have 30 days to leave the U.S.

Bernard P Wolfsdorf

Bernard P Wolfsdorf

Immigration Attorneys
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Technically, if you withdraw before the completion of the sustainment period - that is, the filing of the I-829 - you lose eligibility and then it&#39s a question of how soon before immigration discovers this.

Lynne Feldman

Lynne Feldman

Immigration Attorneys
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They are valid until the PR pending is denied.

Robert West

Robert West

Immigration Attorneys
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Once the case is over, no more work authorization.

Hassan Elkhalil

Hassan Elkhalil

Immigration Attorneys
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Discuss with immigration attorney to explore available options based on your circumstances.

Charles Foster

Charles Foster

Immigration Attorneys
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This would be an issue when you file your I-829 petition to remove conditions.

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