Could Reserved EB-5 Visas Retrogress? Immigration Attorneys Insights on Rural & TEA Categories

In this video, experienced immigration attorneys examine whether retrogression could impact reserved EB-5 categories, specifically Rural and High-Unemployment visas.

With growing global demand and the statutory annual allocation of reserved visas, investors are asking how long the current advantage may last — and what happens if demand surges.

Our experts discuss the current priority cutoff dynamics, the difference between reserved vs. unreserved categories, and forward-looking factors that may determine whether retrogression occurs in the future.

Key Topics Covered
✔️ Why reserved categories have priority today
✔️ How USCIS and DOS allocate visas post-RIA
✔️ Whether reserved visas could retrogress — and under what conditions
✔️ The role of demand from China and India
✔️ What investors should monitor going forward

This is a must-watch for investors evaluating timing, filing strategy, and long-term green card planning.

Why This Matters for Investors?
Reserved EB-5 categories currently provide faster visa availability, but that advantage is not guaranteed to last indefinitely. In short, the earlier an investor locks in a priority date, the more insulated they are if retrogression later expands into the reserved categories.

Speakers
• Abhinav (Abhi) Lohia – Managing Director, Global Business Development, Golden Gate Global; former immigration attorney (India & U.S.)
• Brandon Meyer – Founder & Managing Partner, Meyer Law Group
• Niral Patel – Partner, KLDP, LLP
• Rohit Turkhud – Member, CSG Law

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