
IMI Opens Its Investment Migration Data to AI Assistants and Developers
AI assistants and developers can now query IMI’s data on 328 programs and citizenship rules in 195 countries, for free.

AI assistants and developers can now query IMI’s data on 328 programs and citizenship rules in 195 countries, for free.

Entrepreneurs can now qualify by securing investments worth $264,147, but immigration lawyer Matthew Galati thinks uptake will remain sluggish.

Not since 2019 have so many investors applied for initial EB-5 visas. But at present, USCIS is rejecting more than half of all applications.

USCIS last week shocked the EB5 market by saying all regional centers will need redesignation. That’s not the case, say congressional leaders.

All Regional Center designations are now defunct and all entities seeking to recruit RC-based investors must file for designation again.

The more than 40,000 EB-5 investors left in the lurch by the closure of the Regional Center Program are not going down without a fight.

The Dominica CIU, accustomed to processing during hurricanes, finds that maintaining operations amid a pandemic is, relatively speaking, a breeze.

Between Jan and Sep 2019, the USCIS terminated 75 regional centers and approved only six. 80% of terminations since ’08 have taken place in the last two years.

EB-5 practitioners are holding their breath ahead of the publication of new program rules that could see minimum investment requirements nearly triple.

Chinese applicants are no longer the only group suffering under the EB-5 program’s intractable retrogression nightmare; Indian and Vietnamese investors

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) received only 25 I-924 applications – the petition private and public economic

Fresh data from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) show average processing times for EB-5 regional center applications

As the House and Senate of the United States failed to reach a government funding agreement last Friday, certain parts

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services have begun their previously heralded site visits to Job-Creating Entities as part of their