With the ringing of the New Year bell, 2015, referred to as a tumultuous autumn by the U.S. immigration community, has finally arrived. The issues predicted by immigration experts in 2014, such as scheduling, price increases, and policy changes, will all be revealed in 2015 for the vast number of investors. Regardless of which uncertain factor occurs, the race against time will be the key phrase for applying for U.S. investment immigration in 2015.
First, there will be the first scheduling in 25 years. In the fiscal year 2014, the U.S. immigration authorities had a backlog of approximately 12,000 applications, and there is a very high possibility of an EB-5 scheduling in 2015. Secondly, many immigration countries have raised their immigration thresholds, and the U.S. green card, being the most valuable in the world, with a minimum investment of $500,000, is astonishing. In 2013, the U.S. Senate passed a bill to increase the existing investment amount based on inflation. If this bill is implemented in 2015, even if the investment amount does not increase, it will rise from $500,000 to around $800,000 when accounting for inflation. At the same time, 2015 also faces the issue of the extension of the U.S. investment immigration regional center pilot program, which is set to expire on September 30, 2015.
WorldWay Immigration Group, as an expert in U.S. immigration, comprehensively analyzes the many factors that will affect U.S. investment immigration applications in 2015, carefully selecting projects that have been approved by the U.S. immigration authorities, specifically the 100% U.S. government-approved EB-5 project—the Pennsylvania Highway Project. This project is funded by state government loans, with the state government promising repayment, and has already received pre-approval from the U.S. immigration authorities under I-924. It is currently the best choice to address the many uncertainties of 2015. The first phase of the Pennsylvania Highway Project was sold out in just two months. Currently, the second phase of the Pennsylvania Highway Project is experiencing even more enthusiastic demand than the first phase, and investors are urged to act quickly. Consultation hotline: 400-138-2929
