EB-5 Investors
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Resources to help with processing delays or denials in your EB-5 process
AIIA does not provide legal advice or representation. If you need help with an EB-5 related legal issue, we are happy to refer you to the right experts for your situation. We recommend reading the articles in this section so that you can familiarize yourself with these legal considerations.
In the event your immigration process is delayed or your petition has been denied, there are various options EB-5 immigrants can pursue for recourse. AIIA is dedicated to providing the immigrant investor community across the world with all the relevant resources and information that can help protect your immigration process.
Don’t see what you need? Our capable team of EB-5 investors and advisors is always happy to schedule a call with EB-5 immigrants in need of guidance.
For EB-5 Investors
Resources For Immigration Support
File an Expedite Request for the EB-5 petition
EB-5 expedite requests are limited to project or individual cases, requiring strong evidence like financial loss, humanitarian need, or national interest for USCIS approval.
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Writ of Mandamus (WOM) for Delayed EB-5 Processing
A Writ of Mandamus compels USCIS to act on delayed EB-5 petitions, but requires legal expertise and offers no guarantee of faster processing.
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“Requests for Evidence” (RFE) and “Notices of Intent to Deny”(NOID) in the EB-5 context
USCIS issues RFEs and NOIDs to request missing evidence or flag serious issues in EB-5 petitions; failing to respond risks denial or visa disqualification.
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What if an EB-5 petition is Denied?
Investors can appeal EB-5 petition denials through USCIS’s AAO or federal courts, but must act quickly and consult experienced immigration attorneys to preserve eligibility.
Learn MoreFile an Expedite Request for the EB-5 petition
EB-5 expedite requests are limited to project or individual cases, requiring strong evidence like financial loss, humanitarian need, or national interest for USCIS approval.
Learn MoreWrit of Mandamus (WOM) for Delayed EB-5 Processing
A Writ of Mandamus compels USCIS to act on delayed EB-5 petitions, but requires legal expertise and offers no guarantee of faster processing.
Learn More“Requests for Evidence” (RFE) and “Notices of Intent to Deny”(NOID) in the EB-5 context
USCIS issues RFEs and NOIDs to request missing evidence or flag serious issues in EB-5 petitions; failing to respond risks denial or visa disqualification.
Learn MoreWhat if an EB-5 petition is Denied?
Investors can appeal EB-5 petition denials through USCIS’s AAO or federal courts, but must act quickly and consult experienced immigration attorneys to preserve eligibility.
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AIIA has curated a list of the top professionals from attorneys, investment specialists, to business plan writers to support all EB-5 stakeholders.
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AIIA has curated a list of the top professionals from attorneys, investment specialists, to business plan writers to support all all EB-5 stakeholders
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