Category: EB-5 Law & Policy

The American Immigrant Investor Alliance has filed its third complaint against U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for failing to respond to a Freedom of Information

The visa backlog is a problem which has caused thousands of prospective immigrants extreme duress and an inability to properly plan for their future. Children

A new law in Florida, known as Senate Bill 264 “Interest of Foreign Countries” act, has restricted the right to buy and own “real property”

All EB-5 applicants have suffered from extensive processing delays, but applicants who invested before March 2022 from China, Vietnam, and India face a special barrier:

Part two of three in the Visa Backlog Series In our previous blog post, we broke down how the visa bulletin works and how to interpret

What is an Immigrant Visa? Immigrant Visas (IVs) are applications for permanent residence, whereas nonimmigrant visas (NIVs) are issued to petitioners wishing for temporary work, stay,

As part of AIIA’s effort effort to continue working towards investor issues we have now filed our second lawsuit against USCIS to compel them to

Last week, the American Immigrant Investor Alliance (AIIA) filed an amicus brief to support the mandamus efforts of three groups of investors and their families,

Written by Isabella Getgey Earlier this year, the USCIS released a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) for adjusting petition filing fees, aiming to raise fees for

Last week, the American Immigrant Investor Alliance submitted a question and comment packet to USCIS ahead of its March 20 EB-5 Stakeholder Engagement. The agency