Notes for families, dated and sourced.
Each note carries a visible date and an "information current as of" line. Immigration rules move; we would rather tell you when a note was written than pretend it is timeless.
Why timing matters: four clocks every family should know
Children under 21, category selection for Indian-born applicants, the January 2027 investment increase, and the Regional Center authorisation horizon.
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Consular processing update: the pause in immigrant visa interviews
What the State Department announced, who is affected, and what it means for a family’s timeline.
The US "Gold Card": what it is, and how it differs from EB-5
An executive-order programme, now in litigation, set beside a statutory one. What is known, what is contested, and what a family should not assume.
Why timing matters: four clocks every family should know
Children under 21, category selection for Indian-born applicants, the January 2027 investment increase, and the Regional Center authorisation horizon.
What EB-5 means for families in the UAE
What the programme is, who it covers, what it asks of a family, and why families based in the Emirates are looking at it now.
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