EB-5 investors are facing unique issues and challenges concerning their futures in the U.S. “Normal” processing times for I-526 have surpassed 45 months, and I-829 processing times are around 40 months. Depending on the investor’s birthplace, phase in the EB-5 process, and if there are dependents’ ages to be considered, there are different options and recommendations. When foreign nationals are facing years of adjudication in a program designed to last 3 to 5 years, it may be time to sue in federal court.
In addition to delays, EB-5 petition denial rates have increased. If an EB-5 petition is denied, it’s not necessarily the end of the road. The Klasko Litigation Team has extensive experience in successfully challenging petition denials in federal court.
In December 2019, the Klasko Litigation Team hosted this live webinar specifically for EB-5 investors and developers. Topics covered were:
- Litigation options for processing delays
- Litigation options for denials
- What to know before filing
- The timeline of litigation
- Addressing fees and litigation concerns
- Success stories
If you’re an EB-5 investor or developer and are ready to take action, this bonus episode is for you.
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