Latest comprehensive news on WorldWay U.S. investment immigration: Recently, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) released the latest EB-5 processing progress as of February 28, 2015. According to the latest data, the approval of both I-526 and I-829 petitions has shown a trend of slowing down across the board. With the visa backlog remaining a concern, those intending to immigrate must act early.
Based on the data above, the basic figures as of February 28, 2015, are largely consistent with those from January. The average processing time for I-526 conditional green card applications is 14.2 months, while the average processing time for I-829 permanent green card applications (removal of conditions on conditional green cards) is 12.3 months. Of course, it should be noted that these are average times, and the specific processing speed for each applicant's case may vary.
Looking at the data above, the processing speeds for both I-526 and I-829 applications have gradually slowed down. I-526 regressed from 14 months in December 2014 to 14.2 months in February 2015; I-829 regressed from 11.4 months in December 2014 to 12.3 months in February 2015; and I-924 regressed from 11.1 months in December 2014 to 11.7 months in February 2015. In summary, the visa backlog and case accumulation remain serious, and investment immigrants must act early.
In fact, the emergence of a visa backlog is not a bad phenomenon; it serves as a reminder to investors that they should immigrate early before the investment threshold is raised, quickly catching the last train for U.S. investment immigration. For this reason, WorldWay warmly reminds investors: while catching up with the EB-5 visa backlog, do not let yourself be caught by a potential increase in the investment amount, and certainly do not miss the best application opportunity before the act expires on September 30.
Currently, the only effective solution to deal with the EB-5 visa backlog is "speed"! Therefore, WorldWay advises investors: as the visa backlog arrives, it is preferable to prioritize projects that have already been approved. This can relatively save more time on I-526 processing based on the principle of compliance. However, the fundamental goal of immigrant investors is not to obtain a two-year conditional green card, but to obtain a U.S. permanent green card. Therefore, among the finalized approved projects, one must fully consider repayment risks and employment risks. Thus, on the basis of choosing approved projects, one should prioritize those high-quality projects with high employment rates, strong guarantees, minimal investment risk, and the most secure repayment, representing the lowest overall risk.
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