DHS’s proposed EB-5 rule codifies how direct and third-party promoters register with USCIS on Form I-956K, the marketing rules they must follow, and the graduated sanctions at 8 CFR 204.431.
DHS’s proposed EB-5 rule codifies when a new commercial enterprise may redeploy investor capital, the four statutory conditions, the 3-month window, the passive-investment bar, and the regional-center termination backstop.
DHS’s proposed EB-5 rule would end the use of repaid bridge financing to demonstrate job creation, but DHS is soliciting comments on alternatives. What developers should know.
AI tools can help EB-5 investors compare project structures, job-creation cushions, and repayment safeguards, but the analysis still requires human judgment and qualified counsel.
DHS’s proposed EB-5 rule restores automatic revocation on withdrawal, carves EB-5 out of the I-140 180-day rule, and ties capital recovery to resolving the request.
DHS’s proposed EB-5 rule implements the RIA’s good-faith investor protections. How the 180-day window, subsequent investment, and two-year clock work if a regional center fails.
DHS’s proposed EB-5 rule describes the two-year investment clock in five vocabularies built on two conflicting anchors. What the text says, what the preamble says, and what operators should do.
DHS’s proposed EB-5 rule requires separate accounts and a fund administrator, but must waive the administrator for any NCE or JCE that commissions an annual independent audit and shares it with USCIS and all investors.
How the EB-5 visa set-asides work under DHS’s proposed rule: 20% rural, 10% high-unemployment, 2% infrastructure, the two-year carryover, and why infrastructure is regional-center only.
DHS’s proposed EB-5 rule ties the reduced investment amount to a high unemployment area designation that can expire. If capital is not provided in time, the investor must top up to the standard minimum.
