On November 25, the Pennsylvania Highway Project Phase One, exclusively represented by WorldWay, a leading brand in domestic U.S. investment immigration, announced its complete sell-out. What has made this project so successful? WorldWay's U.S. immigration experts reveal the key highlights of the Pennsylvania Highway Project's success to a wide range of investors.
25 years of hard-to-find 100% government project
The Pennsylvania Highway Project for U.S. investment immigration is a rare true 100% government project, referred to as "a pivotal project that serves important national interests of the United States." This project is jointly funded by the U.S. federal government and the Pennsylvania state government, and is a 100% government-owned, invested, managed, operated, borrowed, and repaid EB-5 project. The borrower, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, has a long-standing high credit rating, with the three major international rating agencies (S&P, Moody's, and Fitch) rating the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission as "A+", "A1", and "A+" respectively, which is higher than the credit ratings of all current Chinese state-owned banks. Additionally, this project has an EB-5 investment bank regulatory account to ensure the safety of funds.
In November, the recently re-elected U.S. Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick visited China to jointly promote the Pennsylvania Highway Project with WorldWay, marking a pioneering effort since the enactment of the EB-5 legislation in 1990 for a Congressman to personally promote an EB-5 project.
Already received I-924 pre-approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
The Pennsylvania Highway Project has received I-924 pre-approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services: this means that the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has pre-approved the reasonableness and legality of the EB-5 investment project. Therefore, when the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services approves the I-526 conditional green card, as long as the project's legal documents remain unchanged, they only need to focus on the legality of the investor's source of funds, without needing to reassess the project itself, significantly reducing the approval time.
Chair of the American Bar Association EB-5 Committee serves as project attorney
WorldWay has hired Ronald Klasko, the chair of the American Immigration Lawyers Association EB-5 Committee, to assist investors in applying for the Pennsylvania Highway Project. Attorney Klasko, in collaboration with WorldWay, has launched a 5-day expedited submission service and promises that if WorldWay clients' I-526 applications are unsuccessful, the attorney fees will be fully refunded, helping investors actively address the upcoming issues with U.S. investment immigration waiting times.
Extremely high job creation multiplier
The Pennsylvania Highway Project is expected to create 5,368 jobs, with a job creation multiplier of 5.368 for Phase One, and these jobs have been recognized by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
This rare high-quality project should not be missed by investors with aspirations for U.S. immigration. Helping investors achieve their immigration dreams with the lowest risk is the pursuit of WorldWay. After the successful sell-out of Phase One of the Pennsylvania Highway Project, WorldWay and EB-5 investors from various regions look forward to the return of Phase Two of the Pennsylvania Highway Project. Phase Two is the second round of financing for the same project, with the same 100 slots available, investing in the same highway project, and using the same set of I-526 project documents, which have also received pre-approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services as a 100% government project. Therefore, although Phase Two has not yet opened for registration, interested investors can immediately make an appointment for registration. Consultation hotline: 400-138-2929.
