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Third Quarter Updates from USCIS on EB-5 Program

By Kate Kalmykov on August 3, 2012
Posted in EB-5 Program, Econometric Report, Regional Center, USCIS Public Engagement
Last week USCIS held their quarterly stakeholders meeting.  The agency released usage statistics for the EB-5 visa available here.  They also provided the following updates:
  • The regional center interim

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Executive Summary and Clarifications from May 1, 2012 EB-5 Stakeholders Meeting with USCIS

By Kate Kalmykov on July 18, 2012
Posted in EB-5 Program, Econometric Report, Non-Regional Center, Regional Center, USCIS Public Engagement

On May 1, 2012, the USCIS held their quarterly stakeholders meeting at the California Service Center.  Yesterday, the USCIS issued anUSCIS EB-5 May Summaryof that meeting, in which…
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USCIS Announces Engagement with EB-5 Economists

By Kate Kalmykov on June 8, 2012
Posted in EB-5 Program, Econometric Report, Inspector General, Regional Center, USCIS Public Engagement

This week in response to stakeholder requests, the USCIS announced that Director Alejandro Mayorkas would beholding a stakeholder engagement with USCIS economists on Friday, June 22, 2012 from 3:00 pm …
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USCIS on Tenant Occupancy…How Times Have Changed Since 2009

By Kate Kalmykov on March 12, 2012
Posted in EB-5 Investment, EB-5 Program, EB-5 Project, Econometric Report, Regional Center

As we reported a few weeks back, USCIS has changed their policy with respect to the tenant occupancy method of calculating job creation.  In recent weeks, they have issued…
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