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Mixed News! USCIS Releases Latest EB-5 Data
Mixed news! The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has just updated its official website with EB-5 filing and approval data for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2016 (June 1 to September 30, 2016). The published data shows a significant increase in I-526 filings in Q4 of FY2016, an improved approval rate for I-526 applications, and that I-829 applications continue to maintain a high approval rate.
U.S. Immigration Green Card Renewal Guide
If a U.S. immigration green card is lost or expired, it must be reapplied for. Permanent residents who have obtained a green card must apply for a replacement if their green card expires, needs updating, is lost, stolen, completely damaged, or partially damaged, or if they have not received their newly applied green card within six months.
Immigrating to the U.S.: What happens to your domestic social security?
In recent years, an increasing number of people have chosen to immigrate abroad, many of whom have already contributed to social security in China for a certain number of years. If you settle abroad, what should you do with the social security contributions you have made in China over the years?
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Application Fees Surge, Increasing Difficulty for Immigrants
Starting from December 23, multiple application fees for U.S. immigration and naturalization have increased, with some fees rising by more than double. This marks the first significant increase in naturalization application fees since 2010. Experts believe this will make it more difficult for many immigrants in poor economic situations to obtain citizenship.
Nurse Immigration to the United States Has Preferential Policies
In recent years, the shortage of nurses has become a global issue, and the United States is no exception, with high-paying positions being difficult to fill. Male nurses, in particular, are in high demand. However, to alleviate this situation, the United States has implemented relatively lenient immigration policies for nurses, which are significantly more advantageous compared to other professional immigration categories.
How to Buy a House in the United States as an Immigrant
What preparations are necessary before buying a house in the United States? What questions should be clarified before purchasing? Immigration experts in the United States provide a detailed analysis as follows.
How to Deal with the U.S. Investment Immigration Visa Backlog?
It is understood that many families in China pursue U.S. investment immigration primarily as a long-term plan for their children's future development. In the face of the impending U.S. investment immigration visa backlog, how should families with children respond?
Why Do You Need a Green Card to Receive Education in the United States?
An increasing number of parents wish to provide their children with an education abroad, offering them a better, higher, and broader platform to see the outside world. As a result, the number of students studying abroad has surged dramatically.
How to Transfer Assets After Immigrating to the United States
A recent survey conducted by China Merchants Bank indicates that approximately 60% of China's "high-net-worth individuals"—those with investable assets of 10 million RMB or more—are either considering investment immigration to the United States or are nearing the completion of their U.S. immigration procedures.
The Hidden Value Behind the U.S. Green Card
For a long time, the U.S. Green Card has attracted many people, who desire it greatly. Even with significant costs involved, a large number of individuals strive to apply for it. What exactly is the value and allure of the U.S. Green Card? Experts provide a detailed analysis for you.
What is the Best Age for Children to Study Abroad in the United States?
In recent years, there has been a noticeable trend towards younger students studying abroad. As competition for overseas applications and further education intensifies, the advantage of "getting a head start" has gradually become apparent.
What to Do When Applying for a U.S. H-1B Visa Is Too Difficult? Investment Immigration Is the Preferred Choice
Ms. Wu, a Chinese resident in Oakland, USA, said on the 12th that because she felt that obtaining an H-1B work visa was a distant prospect, she decided to resign and apply for investment immigration with her husband. "I don't have to constantly worry about whether I will be selected in the lottery or how to maintain the visa, which saves a lot of trouble."