Friday, December 7, 2018 - U.S President Donald Trump has signed a Continuing Resolution that allows the federal government to remain funded for two more weeks and extends several expiring programs, including the EB-5 program. Amid speculation of change, the EB-5 program will continue under the same rules, including the minimum investment threshold of $500,000, through December 21. This grants investors who were unable to complete their investment and I-526 filing a 2 additional weeks to complete their transactions and paperwork.
The President has signed into law H.J. Res. 143, which extends FY19 appropriations for continuing projects and activities, such as the EB-5 Program, of the Federal Government through December 21, 2018, for departments and agencies covered in the seven remaining appropriations bills, while additional negotiations continue.
FirstPathway Partners will continue to monitor new developments.
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