Holiday Update on USCIS Processing Time for I-526, I-829, and I-924 Petitions

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Greenberg Traurig Law firm

Earlier this month, USCIS released updated processing times for EB-5 related petitions.  The following chart provides the average processing times for cases being adjudicated by the Immigrant Investor Program Office (IPO) as of October 31, 2014:

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Processing Timeframe as of December 11, 2014

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I-526

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14.7 months

I-829

8.6 months

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I-924

9 months

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Based on previously released processing time data issued in July 2014, the current processing time for all three petitions has unfortunately increased.  During the December 5, 2014 EB-5 Public Engagement, Nicholas Colucci, Chief of the Immigrant Investor Program Office, explained the IPO’s operational plan for FY 2015 includes streamlining I-526  petition adjudications on a first-in first-out basis.

USCIS reminds I-526 applicants that tools are available for checking the status of a filing online at www.uscis.gov or through an email to USCIS.ImmigrantInvestorProgram@uscis.dhs.gov for cases which are pending beyond the above referenced processing times.

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