Invest in the USA Announces Support from Leading Chinese Industry Associations for January EB-5 Event Passport Series

Invest in the USA Announces Support from Leading Chinese Industry Associations for January EB-5 Event Passport Series

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Washington, DC - November 24, 2026- Invest in the USA (IIUSA), the national membership-based not-for-profit industry trade association for the EB-5 Regional Center Program, is proud to announce that the Guangdong Entry & Exit Immigration Association and the Beijing Immigration and Exit-Entry Services Industry Association have officially joined as Supporting Partners for IIUSA’s upcoming EB-5 Event Passport Series in China, January 15-21. ...

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IIUSA Hosts First Ever Event in Turkey – Market Emergence is Apparent

IIUSA Hosts First Ever Event in Turkey – Market Emergence is Apparent

IIUSA was proud to serve as a supporting partner at the International Citizenship Expo in Istanbul on November 15th, the association’s first-ever event in Turkey. Our participation marked an exciting step into a market that is clearly emerging and poised for sustained growth in the years ahead. We were pleased to be joined by five IIUSA member organizations whose support made this milestone possible: EB5 Capital, EB5 Affiliate Network, CMB Regional Centers,...

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December 2025 Visa Bulletin: Major Advancements in Unreserved EB-5 Dates; Set-Aside Categories Remain Current

December 2025 Visa Bulletin: Major Advancements in Unreserved EB-5 Dates; Set-Aside Categories Remain Current

The U.S. Department of State has released the December 2025 Visa Bulletin (see here), which shows a significant 220-day advancement in the Unreserved EB-5 final action date for pre-RIA Chinese applicants and a 150-day advancement for pre-RIA Indian applicants. All three Reserved EB-5 categories remain “current” for the upcoming month. The Unreserved EB-5 categories have experienced rapid forward movement since August. For pre-RIA Chinese investors, the final...

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IIUSA Applauds Ruling in EB-5 Fee Lawsuit

IIUSA Applauds Ruling in EB-5 Fee Lawsuit

In a significant ruling, a U.S. District Court has issued a stay on the new EB-5 fees included in USCIS’s recent final fee rule. The court found that USCIS violated both the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) and the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act (RIA) by adjusting the I-526/E fees before completing the specific fee study mandated by Congress. This judicial stay blocks the implementation of the disputed EB-5 fee structure, providing crucial procedural clarity and...

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