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Trump's Immigration Policy
Since Trump took office, relevant policies in the United States have certainly undergone corresponding changes. So what exactly is the Trump immigration policy all about? Let's take a look with the Worldway Immigration editor!
How to Renounce a U.S. Green Card: Latest Regulations
Many individuals who have obtained a U.S. immigration green card may wish to renounce it. This process requires going to the immigration office to complete the renunciation procedures. What are the regulations for applying to renounce a U.S. green card? Let’s take a look with the Worldway Immigration editor!
Increase in I-526 Application Fee for U.S. Investment Immigration
According to the latest news, the application fee for the U.S. I-526 has increased.
Los Angeles, USA Votes on Whether to Pass the HHH Proposal
On the 12th, it was reported that voters in Los Angeles will vote on November 8 to decide whether to pass the HHH proposal. The purpose of this proposal is to raise funds for building housing for the homeless by increasing property taxes.
New Policy for Holders of Ten-Year Valid B1 or B2 U.S. Visas
Starting from November 1, 2016, Chinese citizens holding a ten-year valid B1 or B2 visa must complete the Electronic Visa Update System (EVUS) registration in addition to having a valid visa before they can be permitted to enter the United States; otherwise, their travel plans may be delayed.
Common Prices for EB-3 Employer-Sponsored Immigration to the United States
EB-3 employer-sponsored immigration to the United States has become quite common in the Chinese immigration industry. Although the application process is the same, the prices in the market vary significantly.
How Much Should You Prepare for U.S. Immigration?
The costs of U.S. immigration mainly include fees for obtaining immigration eligibility and fees for processing a Green Card in the United States. In addition, immigrants should also consider the subsequent living expenses after immigrating to the United States.
U.S. Department of Homeland Security Announces New Immigration Regulations Effective January 17, 2017
To assist employers in recruiting and retaining high-skilled talent, and to provide stability and flexibility for foreign workers applying for employment-based immigrant and nonimmigrant visas, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced new immigration regulations, set to take effect on January 17, 2017.
New York City to Regulate Immigration Assistance Services
New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito stated that President-elect Donald Trump's previous proposals regarding the deportation of undocumented immigrants have caused widespread anxiety within New York's immigrant communities. Consequently, there has been an increase in the number of people seeking immigration services following Trump's election victory compared to the same period in previous years.
Two-Week Leap! U.S. Immigration EB-5 Visa Priority Dates Advance for Three Consecutive Months
Two-Week Leap! U.S. Immigration EB-5 Visa Priority Dates Advance for Three Consecutive Months. Recently, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) officially announced the January 2017 U.S. Investment Immigration EB-5 Visa Bulletin, showing that the EB-5 visa priority date advanced by two weeks in January, moving from March 22, 2014, to April 8, 2014. Notably, this marks the third consecutive month of a two-week advancement since November 2016 to January 2017 for U.S. investment immigration…
Preparation Before Entering the United States for Immigration
Preparation Before Entering the United States for Immigration
How to Maintain U.S. Permanent Resident Status After Obtaining a Green Card
As long as one has not applied for U.S. citizenship, they will continue to be a U.S. permanent resident. If a U.S. green card holder intends to abandon their permanent resident status by leaving the United States and permanently residing in another country, this means they have relinquished their U.S. permanent resident status.