March 20, the newly appointed Chair of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) EB-5 Committee, Mr. David Morris, visited the Worldway Beijing office and held a friendly meeting with Worldway President Dr. Winner Xing .
New EB-5 Committee Chair Mr. David Morris and Worldway President Dr. Winner Xing
Mr. David Morris is an old friend of Worldway and has maintained a long-term, friendly cooperative relationship with the company. Over the past few years, the EB-5 projects he has collaborated on with Worldway have achieved a 100% approval rate from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, with all projects progressing smoothly. During the meeting, Worldway President Dr. Winner Xing congratulated Mr. David Morris on his election as Chair of the AILA EB-5 Committee and expressed gratitude for the support he has provided to Worldway in his previous work.
EB-5 Committee Chair Mr. David Morris highly praised the reputation and professional quality of the Worldway team in the field of U.S. investment immigration (EB-5). He also humorously remarked to Dr. Winner Xing : "Whenever I am involved in an EB-5 project, I always ask myself, is this a project that meets Worldway's selection standards? Would Worldway accept such a project?"
Former Deputy Mayor of Washington, D.C., Mr. Jeffrey Miller and Worldway President Dr. Winner Xing
Also accompanying the visit was Mr. Jeffrey Miller, who recently stepped down as Deputy Mayor of Washington, D.C. The three parties discussed future cooperation, expressing confidence that with the development of U.S. EB-5 investment immigration, the market will become increasingly mature, and Chinese investors will become more sophisticated in their project selection. Truly high-quality projects will be more easily accepted by Chinese investors, providing greater security for investors to obtain green cards and realize investment returns. The three parties also reached a consensus to launch more high-quality EB-5 projects for Chinese investors in the future, helping them realize their dream of immigrating to the United States through the EB-5 program.
