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Carolyn Lee PLLC is a U.S. immigration law firm dedicated to investment immigration.
Combining unparalleled experience in project structuring and investor representation, Principal Carolyn Lee has helped clients raise over $2.5 billion in investment immigration capital deployed across rural and urban America.
American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) National EB-5 Committee Chair and Vice Chair for an unprecedented 6 terms and legislative advisor to industry stakeholders, Carolyn leads investment immigration advocacy in its most dynamic decades.
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Recent EB-5 News & Insights
USCIS to Start Collecting Fee for EB-5 Integrity Fund
USCIS just announced that it will start collecting fees for the EB-5 Integrity Fund.
F-1 to EB-5 Concurrent Adjustment of Status Information and FAQs
Concurrent AOS processing has many advantages to the F-1 student. If USCIS accepts the AOS as properly filed, the F-1 student obtains work independent of optional practical training (OPT). The F-1 student also obtains travel permission independent of the F-1 visa, meaning, if the F-1 visa has expired and there are delays at the consular post for visa issuance, the AOS-related travel permit (also called Advance Parole) would allow the student to leave and return.
New USCIS Policy re: Child Status Protection Act (CSPA)
On February 14, 2023, USCIS issued new policy affecting children of EB-5 investors subject to age-out. The new policy reflects USCIS’s new interpretation of the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA), a 2002 law that sought to protect dependent children from “aging out” of immigration benefits – or turning 21 years old before their parents obtained their U.S. residency (green card).