It involves a legal permanent resident or a US citizen applying on behalf of another person to acquire a non-immigrant or immigrant visa into the US. The person applying for this visa case is called a petitioner.
It involves a legal permanent resident or a US citizen applying on behalf of another person to acquire a non-immigrant or immigrant visa into the US. The person applying for this visa case is called a petitioner.
The EB-5 Program has lapsed. The US Congress is discussing the legislation that authorizes the program while USCIS reviews the regulations and policies for filing. Because of the recent court ruling that reversed the 2019 Modernization regulations, the investment level has shifted temporarily from $900,000 back to $500,000.
If the program is reauthorized before the regulations are updated, there may be another window of opportunity to file at $500,000.
LCR expects the program to be reauthorized in February 2022, and continues to work with international families that want to explore alternative residency options.
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