As of August 11, there are only 49 days left until the September 30th U.S. investment immigration policy changes, and the time remaining for investors is truly scarce! With the threat of price hikes looming due to the September 30th changes, how can investors wisely respond? Last weekend, during the first 2015 EB-5 industry summit dialogue held with Worldway, U.S. immigration authority Klasko provided Worldway clients with an efficient, low-cost, and secure shortcut to U.S. immigration: teaching investors how to skillfully use the Grandfather Clause to select projects and avoid the impact of the September 30th policy changes.
Mr. Klasko is a recognized leading U.S. immigration attorney and has served as the chairman of the national EB-5 committee four times. He is a prominent figure in the U.S. investment immigration industry and a former president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. Attorney Ronald Klasko is an old friend of the Worldway Immigration Group, having visited Worldway many times. He currently serves as the client attorney for the Pennsylvania Turnpike project, a 100% government project currently being sold by Worldway.
As an authority in the U.S. immigration field, Klasko keeps a firm grasp on policy changes and trends. He possesses absolute authority, particularly in the interpretation of EB-5 legislation and policy. On June 5, the day after the S1501 bill was introduced, Attorney Klasko provided the most authoritative interpretation of the new EB-5 proposal. This interpretation was translated into Chinese that same day, spread instantly across China, and sparked widespread attention and discussion within the immigration industry. Under the guidance of Attorney Klasko, Worldway took the lead nationwide in submitting applications based on the standards of the new EB-5 proposal, once again setting an industry precedent.
This EB-5 industry summit dialogue with Worldway was Attorney Klasko's first visit to China since the introduction of the S1501 bill, and his last visit before the September 30th policy changes. It is worth noting that during his few days in China, he dedicated his most valuable time entirely to Worldway! In just a few days, he not only visited the Worldway Shanghai and Beijing offices but also held extensive meetings with the senior leadership of the Worldway Group.
"I travel to China twice a year for business, and every time I come, I make sure to meet with my good friend, Dr. Winner Xing, President of the Worldway Group, to share the latest EB-5 news with Chinese investors." During his speech at the event, Klasko stated that before attending this summit dialogue with Worldway, he had just returned from the 4th California EB-5 Conference held in Los Angeles. He had engaged in in-depth discussions with numerous authoritative members of Congress, acquired a wealth of first-hand, undisclosed authoritative information, and provided an authoritative analysis, interpretation, and prediction regarding the many details and the feasibility of the final implementation of the new EB-5 bill.
Regarding the price hike issue of the September 30th policy changes, Attorney Klasko pointed out an efficient, low-cost, and secure shortcut for investors: lock in and invest in projects that have already received exemplar approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and act as early as possible to submit applications before the September 30th price hike. This may provide protection under the "Grandfather Clause," shielding investors from the impact of the price increases in the new bill.
The Worldway Group possesses a top-tier analyst team in the immigration industry and, adhering to the philosophy of "carefully selected projects," proudly presents two high-quality, approved projects: the Pennsylvania Turnpike Project Phase III (a project with a government repayment commitment) and the DLJ Four Seasons Hotel and Resort Project (a project invested in by the DLJ billion-dollar fund that has already received I-526 exemplar approval). Gratifyingly, both of these projects have received USCIS exemplar approval and are therefore protected by the "Grandfather Clause." This not only avoids the impact of the September 30th price hikes but also reduces processing time for investors, allowing them to win with speed, seize the initiative, and help investors cope with visa retrogression and policy-driven price increases.
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