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Addressing EB-5 Processing Delays: Writ of Mandamus

When USCIS processing times stretch into unreasonable delays, some investors consider a Writ of Mandamus—a lawsuit to compel the government to adjudicate a pending petition. Finding an attorney with federal litigation experience is a common first step.

Note: The information provided here is for general context and does not constitute legal advice. You should consult with an attorney to evaluate if litigation is appropriate for your specific case.

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Processing Delays

I-526E median: ~24 months
Range: 18–30 months
As of 2026-02-15

Review historical wait times and context for Form I-526E and other EB-5 milestones.

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Attorneys indicating Mandamus experience

2 professionals found

Aron Mandl

Bar VerifiedEB-5 Focus
Practice Areas
eb-5 investor visa

Michael Mandel

EB-5 Candidate
New York, NY
B.A. in English from University of Michigan; JD in L...
Practice Areas
business & employmentconsular processingdeferred actionemployer sanctions+6 more