On August 9-10, 2015, WorldWay Group, in collaboration with Mr. Klasko, a leading authority in the U.S. immigration sector and former chairman of the EB-5 Committee, successfully held the first EB-5 industry summit dialogue in Shanghai and Beijing. This event focused on the recent changes and challenges in U.S. investment immigration that are of utmost concern to EB-5 investors, providing professional interpretations and concentrated discussions.
Former Chairman of the EB-5 Committee of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, Attorney Klasko visits WorldWay and poses for a photo with President Dr. Winner Xing
WorldWay and Klasko hold the first EB-5 industry summit dialogue on-site
Mr. Klasko is recognized as one of the most prominent immigration lawyers in the United States, having served as the chairman of the national EB-5 Committee four times. He is a key figure in the U.S. investment immigration sector and a former president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. As an authoritative figure in U.S. immigration, Klasko has a deep understanding of immigration policy changes and trends, particularly in the areas of EB-5 legislation and policy interpretation, where he holds absolute authority.
Whenever there is a change in U.S. immigration policy, Attorney Klasko makes a special trip to China to engage in exclusive summit dialogues with WorldWay, providing authoritative interpretations of the latest changes and trends in EB-5 investment immigration for WorldWay clients. This summit dialogue addressed the 930 policy changes and marked Klasko's first visit to China since the introduction of the S1501 bill, as well as his last visit before the 930 policy changes.
Notably, during his few days in China, Attorney Klasko dedicated all his valuable time to WorldWay! In just a few days, he visited both the Shanghai and Beijing offices of WorldWay and held extensive discussions with many senior leaders of the WorldWay Group.
"I come to China twice a year for business, and every time I come, I must meet with my good friend, Dr. Winner Xing, President of WorldWay, and share the latest news about EB-5 with Chinese investors," Klasko stated during his speech at the event. Before attending this summit dialogue, he had just returned from the Fourth California EB-5 Conference held in Los Angeles, where he engaged in in-depth discussions with numerous authoritative congressional members, gaining access to many undisclosed authoritative materials. He provided authoritative analysis, interpretation, and predictions regarding many details and the feasibility of the new EB-5 legislation on-site.
Regarding the price increase issue related to the 930 policy changes, Attorney Klasko proposed several solutions, including securing and investing in projects that have received sample approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, which will be protected under the "grandfather clause" and will not be affected by the new legislation's price increases. Of course, submitting applications before the 930 changes is undoubtedly a prudent measure to address the price increase issue.
Attorney Klasko with senior leaders of WorldWay at the recording site of "Going Abroad Strategy"
At the two conference sites in Shanghai and Beijing, President Dr. Winner Xing of WorldWay, along with the influential figure in U.S. investment immigration, Attorney Klasko, also participated in exclusive interviews with the Shanghai First Financial professional immigration television program "Going Abroad Strategy" as well as with Xinhua News Agency and Sina.com.
For predictions and interpretations regarding the new U.S. investment immigration EB-5 policies during Mr. Klasko's visit to WorldWay, please stay tuned to the special reports on the WorldWay official website and WeChat, which will convey the most authoritative interpretations of U.S. immigration and policy trends to every investor in their original form. The "Going Abroad Strategy" program will also be broadcast soon, so please stay tuned! For more information on U.S. immigration, please follow us or call the WorldWay consultation hotline at 400-138-2929.