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Attention New Immigrants: The 10 Most Prosperous and Fastest-Improving Cities in the U.S.
Recently, a well-known U.S. real estate website, RENTCafé, conducted a survey to list the most prosperous and fastest-improving cities in the country. The results show that Texas has surpassed the East and West Coast regions, with 6 Texas cities appearing in the top 20. California is the state with the highest concentration of highly prosperous major cities. Between 2000 and 2016, only 11 out of more than 300 cities saw improvements across all indicators...
U.S. Immigration Reform Faces Difficulties, Immigration Bill Suffers Another Setback
According to information provided by the Worldway Group's Los Angeles customer service center, a U.S. House Republican immigration bill failed to gain the support of a majority of representatives on Thursday (June 21), and the House decided to postpone the vote until next week.
Studying abroad is easy, but staying is difficult. Having a U.S. Green Card is very important
As everyone knows, literary works often carry the imprint of their era. The increasing number of Chinese television dramas that involve the theme of studying abroad, from 'Goodbye, Vancouver,' 'Waiting for Me in Sydney,' to 'A Little Separation,' and 'Returning,' frequently depict studying abroad and immigration, which most people should be familiar with. The middle-class families portrayed on screen often hope that studying abroad can change their children's developmental trajectory, which is also a necessary path for wealthy children born with a silver spoon.
Good news continues, WorldWay Immigration's EB-5 investment immigration clients have been approved again!
The solar power generation project in Nevada, represented by WorldWay Immigration Group, has welcomed another group of investors with successful I-526 approvals. Here, WorldWay Immigration Group congratulates these investors!
The Secret Behind Harvard University's Personality Scoring in Admissions Exposed
According to foreign media reports, an organization representing Asian American students analyzed the files of over 160,000 students and submitted an analysis report this Friday as part of a lawsuit against Harvard University. According to this report, Harvard has consistently given Asian American applicants lower scores than applicants of other ethnicities in personality traits such as "positive personality," likability, courage, kindness, and being "widely respected."
USCIS I-829 Application Submission Receipt Extends Conditional Green Card Validity to 18 Months
Recently, the USCIS announced: Starting from June 11, 2018, applicants submitting Form I-829 (Application for Removal of Conditions on Permanent Resident Status) will receive Form I-797 (Receipt Notice). This "Receipt Notice" can be presented along with Form I-551 and the conditional green card to extend the applicant's expired conditional green card status for 18 months. Previously, the I-829 form "Receipt Notice" issued by USCIS could only extend the applicant's expired conditional green card status for 12 months.
USCIS Updates EB-5 Case Processing Progress, Significant Advancement in I-526
Recently, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services updated the average processing progress for EB-5 cases, showing significant advancement in the I-526 progress.
Construction of 90 Columbus Nears Completion & All Worldway EB-5 Investors Approved
Recently, there has been a series of good news regarding U.S. investment immigration projects represented by Worldway Immigration Group. The 90 Columbus EB-5 project, for which Worldway previously served as the exclusive chief agent in Greater China, has received more good news as another group of investors had their I-526 petitions successfully approved. With this, all investors who subscribed to the project through Worldway have had their I-526 applications approved. Worldway Immigration Group extends its sincere congratulations, wishing investors one step closer to their U.S. green cards...
Which Major to Choose for University in the U.S.? Click Here to Read
For families looking to immigrate to the United States, how much planning have you done? Are you still struggling with which school to choose for your children or what major they should study? Recently, The Princeton Review evaluated the top ten most popular majors in the U.S. for 2018 based on job prospects, salary levels, and popularity. Each category includes several specialized fields. Please join the editors at Worldway Group to learn more…
New Economic Miracle from U.S. Tax Cuts and Deregulation Policies
According to information provided by the WorldWay Center Group's customer service center in Los Angeles, the United States has just released employment reports and economic data that show ongoing economic expansion since President Donald Trump's inauguration.
Attention College Entrance Exam Students! 2018 World University Rankings: The U.S. Accounts for 51% of the Top 100
Ensuring children attend prestigious schools and receive a quality education is the aspiration of every family. Over the past few days, the college entrance exam (Gaokao) has drawn nationwide attention, with eyes across China focused on high school seniors. Educational issues remain a matter of deep concern for every family.
Identity Planning: The Starting Point of Studying Abroad
Among these educational "phases", identity planning has become a top priority. It can be said that identity planning is the "starting point" for children studying abroad! Studying in the United States, having a green card is very important.