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Mandamus for Delayed I-829 Applications: 5 Benefits to Consider

By Kate Kalmykov on March 6, 2023
Posted in EB-5, Featured, Form I-829, I-829, USCIS

A mandamus action can be an effective way to address a delayed I-829 petition, which is the final step in the EB-5 visa process that removes the conditions on permanent…

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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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