EB-5 Data and Statistics
I-526E Filings Hit Record High in FY2025: 6,660 Petitions Filed, $5.3 Billion Raised
By EB5 Status Editorial Team·8 min read·Updated 2026-03-27I-526E filings FY2025
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Overview USCIS published quarterly statistics for the fourth quarter of FY2025 (July through September 2025), completing the full fiscal year dataset for both I-526E (regional center) and I-526 (direct) petitions. The data confirms FY2025 as the strongest year for EB-5 filings since the enactment of the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act (RIA) in March 2022. This analysis covers filing volumes, adjudication rates, capital formation estimates, investor market composition, and the pending case backlog from USCIS published data. All data points are sourced from USCIS quarterly statistics unless otherwise noted. Source: USCIS, Form I-526 Immigrant Petition by Standalone Investor and Form I-526E Immigrant Petition by Regional Center Investor, Quarterly Statistics (Q4 FY2025). Blue trust tier. Disclaimer: Capital formation estimates are calculated from filing volumes and minimum investment amounts. Individual outcomes and actual capital raised may vary. This analysis does not constitute investment advice. ## Record filing volume: 6,660 petitions in...#
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