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California Solar Project Welcomes Full Repayment for First Batch of EB-5 Investors
Dallas No. 1 EB-5 Project Hotel Building and Apartment Construction is Progressing Smoothly
Recently, the Dallas No. 1 EB-5 project, represented by WorldWay Immigration Group, has received good news regarding its smooth progress. Currently, the hotel building has topped out and has entered the installation phase of the exterior walls on the sixth floor; the apartment building has reached the sixteenth floor of construction and is progressing steadily as planned.
Worldway Group's DLJ Four Seasons Hotel and Resort Project Achieves Another Milestone
Recently, the construction of the DLJ Four Seasons Hotel and Resort EB-5 project, for which Worldway Group serves as the exclusive chief agent in China, has reached another milestone. Currently, the construction of the hotel's model room complex has been completed.
Where Do Chinese Immigrants Prefer to Live in the United States?
WorldWay Group News: May marks 'Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.' The U.S. Census Bureau has released the latest data on the AAPI community, showing that the total Asian population in the United States has reached 21.4 million. Among them, Chinese Americans (including those of Taiwanese descent) are the largest group, exceeding 5.08 million. These 5.08 million Chinese individuals have a distinct pattern of residence in the U.S., primarily concentrated in California, New York, and major metropolitan cities.
How are EB-5 applications processed during the U.S. government shutdown?
Recently, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued an announcement on its official website regarding the receipt and processing of various application forms associated with the EB-5 Regional Center Program during the government shutdown. USCIS will not accept new applications for Regional Center designation (Form I-924) and has suspended the processing of this category; USCIS requires Regional Centers to continue submitting their annual certifications for the 2018 fiscal year (Form I-924A); USCIS...
U.S. Government Shutdown, EB-5 Regional Center Program Temporarily Suspended
Due to a failure to reach an agreement between the U.S. Congress and the White House regarding funding for President Trump's border wall project, the U.S. federal government officially entered a partial shutdown at 00:01 local time on the 22nd (13:00 Beijing time on the 22nd). This also means that the EB-5 Regional Center Program is temporarily suspended.
Dallas No. 1 EB-5 Project Hotel Has Topped Out, Apartment Construction Progressing Smoothly
Recently, the Dallas No. 1 EB-5 project, represented by WorldWay Immigration Group, has received good news regarding its smooth progress. Currently, the hotel building of the project has topped out and has entered the installation phase of the exterior walls on the fourth floor; the construction of the apartment building is proceeding in an orderly manner.
Real Data Shows You How Hard It Is to Work in the U.S.!
As 2018 draws to a close, the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP), which oversees international student affairs in the U.S., has finally released the latest international student statistics—a comprehensive report on international students in the U.S. by country for 2017. This includes an overview of OPT and STEM OPT usage, as well as data on companies that tend to hire international students using OPT, reflecting the current status of students in the U.S.
Comprehensive Analysis of Early Admission Results for the Ivy League Class of 2023
As of now, early admission notifications for the eight Ivy League schools—Harvard University, Yale University, Princeton University, Columbia University, the University of Pennsylvania, Brown University, Dartmouth College, and Cornell University—have all been released. Based on the admission data published by these institutions, Worldway Group has summarized and compiled the following information to share with you:
January 2019 EB-5 Visa Priority Date Advances by 10 Days, USCIS Continues to Utilize the B Chart
Recently, the U.S. Department of State's Visa Office officially announced the Visa Bulletin for January 2019, marking the fourth month of the new fiscal year. The latest results indicate that for the A chart, the cutoff date for EB-5 applicants is September 1, 2014, which moves forward by 10 days compared to December.
Don't Be a Returnee Who Can't Earn Back Tuition: Worldway Group Offers Solutions
In the late 1990s, the term "haigui" (returnee) was born with a "silver spoon," referring to young talents who studied abroad, mastered advanced Western management concepts and technologies, and chose to return to China for development. Returnees were once considered "elites," highly welcomed by domestic enterprises upon their return, with salaries and benefits far exceeding those of graduates from domestic institutions.
New U.S. Entry Regulations! All Travelers Subject to Security Questioning
Recently, the United States issued new regulations requiring all travelers entering the U.S., whether U.S. citizens or foreign nationals, to undergo security screening, with no one exempt from an interview. Entering the U.S. is now like undergoing a rigorous interview process; in addition to questioning, carry-on luggage will also be subject to strict inspections.