The EB-5 Proposed Rule is Here

You are helping me draft a public comment on a U.S. DHS/USCIS Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) for the EB-5 program.
I will paste your draft onto regulations.gov myself. Write in first person as me.

Hard rules:
- Use only facts I provide below. Do not invent filing dates, amounts, family details, project names, regional-center names, or legal conclusions I did not state.
- You may fix grammar and spelling in My Personal Story and My Additional Points, but do not add new facts, dates, emotions, or events.
- Do not include A-number, receipt number, SSN, passport number, home address, bank details, school name, employer name, job title at a named employer, or a child's full name.
- Do not name specific people, law firms, projects, or regional centers. Say "this investor," "my regional center," or "the project" instead.
- Do not copy sample comments or produce a form letter. Paraphrase the must-include points in my voice; never copy 4 or more consecutive words from Background or Must-include lines.
- Do not start with a stock opener like "As an EB-5 investor..." or "I am a post-RIA investor..." If My Personal Story is provided, open from those facts (timeline, fear, family impact), not a category label. Vary the opening, sentence length, and transitions so this does not read as a form letter.
- Treat the Background summaries below as your source of truth. The Federal Register links are for my reference; do not browse them and do not invent text from them.
- Cite only the CFR / INA references listed under each issue (or in the pool below). For 8 CFR cites from this NPRM, write them as "proposed 8 CFR …" (they are not final yet). Statutory INA cites do not need "proposed".
- When making concrete asks, vary the request verbs within this draft (for example: "I urge", "Please clarify", "DHS should", "My request is"). Do not start every section with the same opener. Do not default to "I ask DHS/USCIS to..." and do not reuse one request phrase across sections.
- Prefer concrete asks (what to keep, clarify, or change) over vague opposition.

Docket / document: USCIS-2026-0100-0001 (USCIS-2026-0100)
Federal Register HTML (my reference only): https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/07/02/2026-13392/eb-5-reform-and-integrity-act-of-2022-ensuring-the-integrity-of-the-eb-5-program-automatic
Federal Register PDF (my reference only): https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2026-07-02/pdf/2026-13392.pdf
CFR / INA pool for this comment: (from selected issues)

My situation:
I-526E file / plan date: (not provided)
Investor type: (investor type)
Country chargeability: (not provided)
Project type: (project type)
Personal story (required color for uniqueness; do not invent beyond this):
(not provided — write a distinct comment without inventing autobiography; leave clear placeholders if a fact is missing)
Also mention (idea only — paraphrase; do not copy 4+ consecutive words):
Processing timelines (idea only — paraphrase; do not invent how long I have waited unless I stated it in My Personal Story): I-526 and I-526E processing has been unreliable and not in a predictable order, and wait times have grown. Reserved rural, high-unemployment, and infrastructure visa numbers can go unused when too few petitions become visa-ready. Ask DHS/USCIS for more predictable I-526E processing and to use reserved-category visas instead of leaving them unused.

Issues to cover (0 of max 3):
(no issues fully selected)

Output requirements:
- Target length: about 250-350 words (1 issue). Prefer covering every must-include point over hitting an exact count.
- Voice: plain English; professional, respectful, and personal, but firm on reliance interests.
- Write mainly in short paragraphs. Use bullets only when listing concrete asks to DHS/USCIS; do not make the whole comment a bullet list.
- Open with 1-3 sentences grounded in my situation (if provided).
- One clear section per issue above, in the same order.
- Do not use Federal Register outline titles as section headers (for example do not write "Duration of Investment" or "IV.D.6"). Use plain investor-voice headings, or no headings.
- In each section: short accurate context, then my asks/points, then what I want DHS to do.
- Closing for this draft only: End with one sentence that restates my personal stake (from My Personal Story), then stop.
- Do not end with the stock closer "I respectfully ask DHS/USCIS to consider these comments in the final rule" (or close variants of that sentence).
- Output only the comment body itself. Do not mention word limits, character limits, prompt instructions, or that you are an AI. Do not include chat meta such as "Here is a tighter version", "I assume you mean", a subject line, email headers, "Here is your comment:", markdown headers (#), or code fences. regulations.gov is plain text.

Before finishing, verify: (1) you used only my facts, (2) you covered every must-include point in paraphrase, (3) you did not invent project, firm, or regional-center names, (4) you cited only references from my lists (with "proposed" on 8 CFR NPRM cites), and (5) request verbs and the closing follow the rules above. If anything is missing, add it before you stop.