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What is the I-924?

The I-924 is an EB-5 form tied to the regional center side of the program, not to the individual investor's routine (I-526, I-829). Check the exact purpose with USCIS.

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Victoria Harper

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Updated on July 22, 2026
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The I-924 is one of the forms that appears in the world of the EB-5 program, but it is not part of the routine for most individual investors. It is tied to the institutional side of the program (that of regional centers), rather than to the petitions that an individual investor files in their own case.

This sets it apart from the forms most investors are familiar with, such as the I-526 (which initiates the classification request as an EB-5 investor) and the I-829 (used to remove the conditions on the green card). The I-924 typically arises in a very specific context, outside the common flow of the individual process.

Because the rules, naming conventions, and use of EB-5 forms can change over time, the exact number and purpose deserve direct verification from the official source before drawing any conclusions.

If you have encountered the I-924 in your process, consult the official USCIS instructions and, if in doubt, seek an immigration specialist to understand whether and how it applies to your case.

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Type
Investment Green Card
Min. investment
US$ 800,000
Jobs created
Minimum 10 (full-time)
Processing
24-48 months
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Victoria Harper

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What is the I-924?

The I-924 is an EB-5 form tied to the regional center side of the program, not to the individual investor's routine (I-526, I-829). Check the exact purpose with USCIS.

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