Steps to take if your EB-5 I-829 gets denied
A legal option to remain in the U.S. after having the I-829 petition denied is to apply for Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent Resident.
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A legal option to remain in the U.S. after having the I-829 petition denied is to apply for Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent Resident.
Read MoreThese dates had retrogressed in May, due to rising demand. There is still no sign of the projected backlog for FY2025.
Read MoreThe data was obtained from the USCIS by AIIA through a FOIA request led by The Galati Law Firm
Read MoreForeign investor interest in EB-5 visas has been influenced by President Trump’s recent proposal for a $5 million U.S. gold card and the evolving U.S. immigration landscape.
Read MoreEB-5 attorneys explain that the investor and their legal counsel must first understand the reasons behind the I-829 petition’s denial.
Read MoreEB-5 investors must be aware that traveling with a pending visa application involves specific considerations, including careful planning and compliance with U.S. immigration regulations.
Read MoreTEAs are typically updated at this time of year, following the U.S. government’s updates to its labor and other statistics.
Read MoreEB-5 attorneys explain that the processing times that the USCIS shares on its website are averages, which can change without notice.
Read MorePresident Trump’s recent proposal for a $5 million Gold Card visa has sparked considerable debate, particularly regarding the EB-5 program.
Read MoreThe EB-5 visa program has brought 55 billion into the U.S. since 1990, having a transformative impact on the economy and in job creation.
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