United States Immigration News

United States: immigration policy, education, living, property and more.

1.8 million 'Dreamers' Expected to Gain Citizenship, Chain Migration May Come to an End

1.8 million 'Dreamers' Expected to Gain Citizenship, Chain Migration May Come to an End

1.8 million 'Dreamers' who entered the United States illegally as children with their parents are expected to obtain U.S. citizenship. President Trump previously stated, "No border wall, no DACA." To resolve this deadlock, on Wednesday (24th), he expressed willingness to provide a pathway to citizenship for 'Dreamers.'

[Proof of Strength] WorldWay Welcomes Another Large Batch of U.S. Investment Immigration Clients with Successful I-526 Approvals

[Proof of Strength] WorldWay Welcomes Another Large Batch of U.S. Investment Immigration Clients with Successful I-526 Approvals

The 90 Columbus EB-5 project, for which WorldWay Group serves as the exclusive chief agent in Greater China, has welcomed a large batch of investors with successful I-526 approvals. At the same time, the DLJ Four Seasons Hotel and Resort EB-5 project, for which WorldWay Group serves as the exclusive chief agent in China, has also seen a large batch of investors receive successful I-526 approvals.

2018: Planning Your Life and Creating a Second Home—Worldway Immigration Group Walks with You

2018: Planning Your Life and Creating a Second Home—Worldway Immigration Group Walks with You

As a leading institution in investment immigration, Worldway Immigration Group focuses on client needs and market trends. We are the first in the industry to propose the concept of "Planning Your Life and Creating a Second Home," which has been established as our annual theme for 2018.

Trump Signs! U.S. Government Reopens, EB-5 Regional Center Program Extended to February 8

Trump Signs! U.S. Government Reopens, EB-5 Regional Center Program Extended to February 8

According to the latest information provided by the Worldway Immigration Group's Los Angeles customer service center, on January 22, U.S. local time, the Senate and the House of Representatives passed a three-week temporary government funding bill with votes of 81:18 and 266:150, respectively, keeping the government open until February 8. Subsequently, President Trump signed the bill.

A Ray of Hope: The U.S. Government is Set to Reopen

A Ray of Hope: The U.S. Government is Set to Reopen

According to the latest information provided by the WorldWay Immigration Group's customer service center in Los Angeles, on January 22, local time, both the Senate and the House of Representatives passed a three-week temporary funding bill with votes of 81 to 18 and 266 to 150, respectively, keeping the government open until February 8. The latest bill will be sent to President Trump for signing.

January 2018 U.S. Visa Bulletin

January 2018 U.S. Visa Bulletin

The U.S. Department of State's Visa Office has just released the Visa Bulletin for January 2018 (the fourth month of fiscal year 2018), announcing the cut-off date for EB-5 visa processing. For the fourth month of fiscal year 2018, the cut-off date has advanced by one week to July 22, 2014.

2018 U.S. Green Card Application Requirements

2018 U.S. Green Card Application Requirements

To obtain a U.S. Green Card, one must undergo the U.S. immigration process. There are many ways to immigrate to the United States, such as family-based immigration and investment-based immigration. Different immigration pathways have different requirements. Below, we will use one of the easiest ways to obtain a U.S. Green Card—the U.S. EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program—as an example to explain the 2018 U.S. Green Card application requirements.

How much does U.S. investment immigration cost in 2018?

How much does U.S. investment immigration cost in 2018?

Those with some knowledge of U.S. investment immigration should know that the current cost for investment immigration to the U.S. is $500,000; of course, the investment for non-regional center projects is $1 million. So, how much will U.S. investment immigration cost in 2018? Will the fees remain unchanged?

How to Immigrate to the United States? Introduction to the Most Lenient Immigration Methods

How to Immigrate to the United States? Introduction to the Most Lenient Immigration Methods

In recent years, as overseas travel has become increasingly popular, many clients are opting for a global allocation of their assets, adhering to the adage of not putting all eggs in one basket. Today, I will compile the most frequently asked questions from clients regarding U.S. immigration, covering both the application process and important considerations in detail.

What Are the Real Benefits of a U.S. Green Card? 22 Things You Need to Know

What Are the Real Benefits of a U.S. Green Card? 22 Things You Need to Know

The United States is one of the world's largest immigrant-receiving countries, and most people have a "Green Card dream." So, what are the actual benefits of obtaining a Green Card after successfully immigrating to the U.S.? Today, we will introduce 22 benefits of a U.S. Green Card.

Political Earthquake: Trump Calls for 'Nuclear Option' to End Deadlock

Political Earthquake: Trump Calls for 'Nuclear Option' to End Deadlock

According to the latest information provided by the Worldway Group Los Angeles Customer Service Center, the U.S. federal government shut down at midnight on Friday due to the Senate's failure to reach an agreement. On Sunday (January 21), Congress continued to meet and planned to vote on a short-term spending bill early Monday morning. Trump stated that the military is the biggest victim of the government shutdown and tweeted a call for the Republican Party to trigger the 'nuclear option' to end the bipartisan deadlock.

What is the difference between a U.S. Green Card and U.S. immigration?

What is the difference between a U.S. Green Card and U.S. immigration?

Regarding the difference between a U.S. Green Card and immigration, many applicants often confuse the three concepts of U.S. immigration, U.S. Green Card, and U.S. citizenship. In fact, while there is a certain connection between them, the differences are significant. The following will focus on the distinctions between U.S. immigration, a Green Card, and U.S. citizenship.