USCIS I-956F project approval

Confirming Eligibility, Structure, and investor protection

EB5 Energy’s project has been formally approved by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) under Form I-956F, confirming that its business model, investment structure, and job creation methodology all meet EB-5 program standards.

This approval confirms that USCIS has independently reviewed EB5 Energy’s business plan, financial structure, and economic impact analysis, verifying full compliance with the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022, including all transparency and investor protection requirements.

USCIS approval provides verified eligibility, faster processing, and regulatory confidence.

In Simple Terms

EB5 Energy’s I-956F approval — combined with approved I-526E investor petitions — gives confidence that the project is USCIS-verified, rural-qualified, and investor-tested.

It offers EB-5 investors the assurance of:

  • Faster processing and lower backlog risk

  • Government-verified compliance

  • Proven investor approvals already on record

Approved project. Approved investors. Aligned for success.

Why I-956F Approval Matters for Investors

Verified Project Compliance

USCIS has confirmed that EB5 Energy’s business plan, job creation methodology, and economic impact study meet all EB-5 requirements.

  • Because EB5 Energy qualifies as a rural project, investors filing Form I-526E petitions receive priority adjudication — typically in 6–8 months — and access to double the number of reserved visas (20% vs. 10%) compared to high-unemployment projects.

  • I-956F approval verifies full compliance with the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022, ensuring independent oversight, fund administration controls, and transparent reporting.

  • While each investor’s petition is individually reviewed, project approval means that the business, structure, and job creation fundamentals have already passed USCIS review, minimizing risk of project-related denials.

Proven success: investors already approved

EB5 Energy’s strength goes beyond project approval — two investors who filed Form I-526E petitions for this project have already received USCIS approval.

These approvals confirm the project’s compliance, its effective rural classification for priority processing, and its ability to deliver faster adjudications and verified immigration success for investors.