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Attention! U.S. Immigrants Will Be Fined for Not Filing the Three Health Insurance Forms in 2016 Tax Returns!
The Rise of 'Rent a Friend' Services in the United States
Life after just immigrating to the United States can inevitably feel lonely due to the unfamiliar environment. Currently, 'Rent a Friend' companionship services are rapidly emerging in the U.S., addressing the new needs of modern individuals. The emergence of companionship services responds to the novel requirements of contemporary people. While the boom in social media helps people stay connected, it cannot provide physical contact, nor can it replace real-life friendships. Against this backdrop...
Snoopy Cartoon License Plate May Debut in California
As a kingdom of automobiles, the license plates in the United States are quite interesting. For new immigrants to the United States, this serves as a window to understand American history and culture. Generally, each state's license plates feature a phrase that summarizes the characteristics of that state, and vehicle owners can customize their plates according to their personalities.
Must-Know for Immigrants: How to Maintain Your U.S. Green Card Status?
Latest Progress Update on the Las Vegas Third Street Redevelopment Project for U.S. Immigration
U.S. Gas Prices Are Just That Capricious: Returning to the $2 Era
For car owners who have immigrated to the United States, there is some good news recently: the average gasoline price across the U.S. has fallen below $2 per gallon, which is nearly half the price of gasoline in China. This decline in U.S. gas prices is related to the global crude oil oversupply that has caused prices to continue to fall. U.S. drivers can fully enjoy these low gas prices with peace of mind, and the good air quality in the U.S. has also created conditions for the reduction in gas prices.
[Immigration Notice] Christmas Customs in Different Regions and Ethnicities in the United States
[Immigration Notice] Christmas Customs in Different Regions and Ethnicities in the United States — Immigrants to the United States should pay attention to life in America: This issue of the "Life of Immigrants in America" column by WorldWay Immigration presents the various Christmas customs celebrated by different regions and ethnic groups in the United States for the reference of friends immigrating to America.
A Complete Record of U.S. President Obama's Appearance on 'Running Wild with Bear Grylls'
This year, President Obama has become a popular figure in variety shows. In September, as the first U.S. President to appear on 'Running Wild with Bear Grylls,' Obama, led by Bear, drank tea made from wildflowers, ate salmon scavenged by a bear, discussed his experiences as a father, talked about Bear's experience of drinking urine, and explored the various challenges of living away from the life of an ordinary person. This episode aired on the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) in the United States on the evening of the 17th of this month.
How Low Are Taxes in the United States?
The tax system in the United States, after hundreds of years of revisions and updates, can be considered very refined. Taxes are a source of funding for the U.S. government and an important part of maintaining the normal operation of the economy. For investors who intend to immigrate to or have already immigrated to the United States, tax planning is a significant topic in U.S. investment immigration.
[Breaking News] The EB-5 Act May Be Extended to September 30, 2016
The EB-5 Act may be extended to September 30, 2016! Obama will sign before midnight
Essential Knowledge for New Immigrants: Basic Information on Purchasing Insurance in the United States
Essential Knowledge for New Immigrants: Basic Information on Purchasing Insurance in the United States—Safety risks exist at all times, and unintentional mistakes may cause harm to others. Therefore, purchasing insurance is an important aspect of daily life for new immigrants in the U.S. In this issue, "Immigrant Life" continues to provide the essential knowledge required for new immigrants to purchase insurance in the U.S.:
"Farm Stay" in American Immigration Life
As modern civilization continues to advance, the pace of life in metropolitan areas becomes increasingly rapid. The limited space in cities and the ever-growing influx of people have led urban dwellers to yearn for a retreat from the hustle and bustle, seeking closeness to nature. Consequently, in recent years, "farm stays" on the outskirts of cities have begun to flourish. The same is true in the United States, where life after immigrating to the U.S. also includes "farm stays."