Investor Immigration Forms Extended, Corrected, Unchanged—Zzz
Published Date: 9/18/2026
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Summary
USCIS is extending the approval for the immigrant petition forms used by investors without making any changes. This correction clears up a previous mistake that said the forms were being revised when they’re actually just being extended as is. Investors and immigration lawyers should note the comment period deadline remains the same, with no new fees or changes to worry about.
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