On December 23, a deep investigative article by Phoenix News reporter Chen Xun titled "Four Major Deceptions in U.S. Investment Immigration" has caused a significant stir in the immigration industry. This article highlights four major deceptions that strike at the vulnerabilities of many U.S. investment immigrants, reflecting the numerous issues currently plaguing the immigration industry.
Notably, the article mentions that many U.S. investment immigrants overly trust success stories, which is a form of deception towards investors. This point precisely addresses a critical issue in the industry, as many of the problems arising from the choice of EB-5 projects are related to this.
Investors are aware that EB-5 investments carry risks, and many approach project selection with extreme caution. However, some investors, due to a lack of sufficient understanding and in-depth investigation of the U.S. investment environment, often place excessive faith in success stories.
What they may not realize is that some success stories are overly packaged and even unverifiable. Even if these success stories did exist in the past, the projects from the past are completely different from the ones currently being considered, and there is no correlation between the two projects, rendering them irrelevant as a reference. Even if the projects chosen in the past were indeed successful, it cannot guarantee that the current projects will also be completely successful.
According to official statistics from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the approval rate for the I-526 application for U.S. investment immigration has averaged around 80% over the past six years, while the approval rate for the I-829 application averages around 90%.
Therefore, when investors choose EB-5 projects, the fundamental consideration should focus on the comprehensive verification of the current project itself. Investors should not overly trust success stories while neglecting the most fundamental aspect—the project itself. The correct approach should actually return to verifying the project itself, as the two major risks of EB-5 investment—investment risk and job creation risk—stem from the EB-5 project itself.
There are no perfect projects in the market, and the real way to reduce risk is to carefully and prudently select high-quality U.S. immigration projects. Only by making objective comparisons and selections based on existing projects can investors ultimately choose projects that meet their actual needs.
Faced with numerous EB-5 projects in the market, some investors may genuinely not know how to make a choice. They might ask: "We know the project is important, but we really don't know how to analyze the project or how to consider and weigh our options. What should we do?"
In response, WorldWay Immigration experts point out that when selecting EB-5 projects, investors can leverage objective analyses from some authoritative professional institutions regarding the projects themselves (such as objective evaluations of the borrowing entities by the three major international rating agencies); then, combining the objective facts and evidence of the projects, conduct comprehensive verification and careful comparison of the projects; finally, ensure the source of all terms based on the agreement documents. The WorldWay analysis team takes into account the actual needs of investors and provides investors with a "Key Insights" based on project issuance documents, objectively organizing the guarantees for the project’s EB-5 approval process from the perspective of seasoned professionals, as well as the sources of these measures and terms.
As a leading brand in domestic U.S. immigration, WorldWay Immigration Group has focused on the concept of selecting projects for 18 years, employing strict review methods and various guarantees to select the most investment-worthy U.S. investment immigration EB-5 projects with lower risk factors, fulfilling the American immigration dreams of thousands of families.
WorldWay Group has pioneered numerous historical precedents in the U.S. immigration industry, demonstrating a greater ability to adapt to the new normal of "project supremacy" during this critical period for U.S. investment immigration.
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