Learn how concurrent filing helps eligible EB-5 investors file I-526E and I-485 together, with benefits including EAD, Advance Parole, and adjustment of status.
The July 2026 Visa Bulletin delivers the news that many India-born EB-5 investors had been bracing for.
Most EB-5 projects qualify under a single TEA designation either rural or high unemployment, but not both.
USCIS finalized new EB-5 fees. The I-526E fee rises from $3,675 to $7,850 on November 30, 2026. Here’s what changes.
For most of EB-5’s modern history, the program has been associated with hotels, condominium towers, and large urban developments.
Learn how EB-5 Regional Centers can help investors evaluate job creation, project structure, fund controls, capital risk, and USCIS compliance.
The October 2026 Visa Bulletin is finally here: India EB-5 reopens, China jumps four years, and Chart B opens for filing.
Learn what documents investors need for EB-5 proof of source of funds, including income, property sales, gifts, investments, taxes, and fund tracing.
Learn how rural set-aside EB-5 projects work, including the $800,000 investment, 20% visa allocation, rural TEA rules, and project due diligence.
A new USCIS memo reframes adjustment of status as discretionary relief. Here’s what EB-5 investors should know before filing Form I-485.
There are two distinct and critically important EB-5 deadlines investors must understand, and they are not the same date.
Compare direct EB-5 vs. regional center EB-5, including job creation, investment structure, management requirements, TEAs, and visa set-asides.
