“Case Was Rejected Because It Was Improperly Filed”on your I-956G · EB-5 regional center yearly report


The annual statement was returned unprocessed, for example for a missing signature, an outdated form, or a missing required section. A rejected I-956G does not count as filed, so correct it and refile before the yearly deadline.
In general, on any form:
USCIS rejected your filing because something basic was wrong, like a missing signature, wrong form edition or wrong address. A rejected case is not reviewed and has no filing date. USCIS usually returns the package with a notice. You can fix the problem and file again.
The annual statement was returned unprocessed, for example for a missing signature, an outdated form, or a missing required section. A rejected I-956G does not count as filed, so correct it and refile before the yearly deadline.
No. A rejection means USCIS never accepted the case for review.
A rejected package is usually returned with the payment, or the payment is not cashed.
Yes, once you fix the problem the notice describes.
AI-assisted explanation based on the official USCIS status, reviewed by CaseAlerta. Not legal advice. Times are typical ranges, never an exact date.