Could I get I-485 approval if my EB-5 project fails?

The critical aspect is whether the jobs were created. If they were there is still a chance, your case can be approved.

The dilemma is two-fold, if the project has failed and it is no longer in existence, this may obviate on one hand the I-485, and on the other hand the I-829 as well.

Sorry for hearing the unfortunate news about your project failing. However, the good news is that it may actually be possible for you to still qualify for both I-485 adjustment of status and even get your I-829 approved. It all depends on how much progress your project made before it failed and when. If your project actually began construction or was open and operating, there''s a chance sufficient jobs were already created to support your EB-5 petition. It is best to check with your attorney.

If I-526 approved, then yes, you can get a conditional 2-year green card; but you need to resolve the project problem to keep the green card.

No, it cannot be approved.

This is a case-specific question. Depending on what stage the project made it, especially if jobs were created even if the project failed, may still receive an approval. Consult with an experienced EB-5 attorney would be the best course of action.

The answer depends on many factors. Not the least of which is the job creation of your project. I would recommend you immediately consult with your investment immigration attorney.

It may be very very difficult, though at the time of filing you likely met the requirements, I imagine USCIS would use this as an opportunity to give you problems.

Yes, it is possible, and then you will lose the residence if you cannot overcome an I-829 denial in court.