On July 11, 2017, the Trump Administration announced that it would delay implementation of the “International Entrepreneur Rule,” a final rule that was set to go into effect on July 17, 2017. The International Entrepreneur Rule would have provided temporary parole status to entrepreneurs who could demonstrate that their parole would provide a significant public benefit in the form of economic growth and the creation of U.S. jobs.

AILA is seeking examples of individuals who have taken steps to set up a business or obtain investor funding in reliance of the availability of the rule. If you have a client that would have benefited from this rule, please complete the fields below. If you have questions or technical issues, please email reports@aila.org, subject line “Entrepreneur Rule Delay.”

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