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Precedent for Mandamus Case set by EB-5 Lawsuit

By Greenberg Traurig, LLP on March 8, 2021
Posted in EB-5, EB-5 Litigation, USCIS

EB-5 investors achieved a victory in their continuous efforts against lengthy USCIS processing times for I-526 petitions in Gutta v. Renaud. This lawsuit establishes precedent for EB-5 mandamus cases…
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Current EB-5 Processing Times

By Jia Zhao on April 5, 2019
Posted in EB-5, EB-5 Processing Times, Uncategorized

Currently, the average processing time for an I-526 petition ranges from 20.5 to 27 months, as shown in the screenshot from USCIS website below. For cases filed with an receipt…
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Updated EB-5 Processing Times Released by USCIS

By Kristen W. Ng on July 15, 2016
Posted in EB-5 Processing Times, USCIS

On July 14, 2016, USCIS released updated processing times for the Immigrant Investor Program Office (IPO).

The updated processing times are as follow:

  • Form I-526 Immigrant Petition by Alien Entrepreneur: 

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