Recently, Alejandro N. Mayorkas, the Secretary of Homeland Security of the United States, announced that the government will no longer implement the Trump-era public charge rule, as it does not serve the public interest and fails to effectively utilize the limited resources of the government. In other words, the 2019 version of the 'public charge' rule, which has caused much headache for numerous applicants, has been officially withdrawn.
Currently, the Department of Homeland Security has officially deleted the obsolete 2019 version of the 'public charge' rule. At the same time, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services has also issued a statement, no longer utilizing the 2019 public charge rule and reinstating the temporary field guidance from 1999 on 'Inadmissibility on Public Charge Grounds.' Henceforth, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services will not consider benefits such as Medicaid, public housing, or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program as part of the public charge assessment.
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2019 version of the 'public charge' rule's official repeal marks a significant advantage for EB-5 investors, simplifying the procedure and facilitating smoother application approvals. Previously, investors eligible to submit Form I-485 for status adjustment were required to submit a new document, Form I-944, concurrently with their I-485 submission, which involved complex details. Moving forward, there is no longer a need to submit Form I-944.
Specifically, applications submitted on or after March 9, 2021, will not require Form I-944; for requests for additional evidence with deadlines on or after March 9, there is no need to respond regarding Form I-944, but responses to requests for additional evidence unrelated to Form I-944 must still be timely to avoid affecting immigration benefits eligibility; applicants for status extensions or changes also do not need to provide information related to public charge.
This further demonstrates that immigration policies during the Biden administration may be more open, and we look forward to the implementation of Biden's executive orders on immigration matters. We await the results. Worldwide Immigration Group will continue to monitor the latest developments and share them with everyone in a timely manner.
Currently, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services continues to accept and process immigration applications. It is important to promptly secure quality projects based on individual circumstances, following the motto: 'Prepare early, apply early, queue early, and benefit early!'
For individuals intending to immigrate to the United States, the Yellowstone Club II project, favored by investors, is an excellent choice for aiding successful immigration to the United States. This project is one of the few EB-5 immigration programs available on the market compliant with the new regulations at the low investment amount of $900,000, offering many outstanding advantages such as dual approvals by the immigration bureau, exceeded job creation requirements, five-fold value asset collateral repayment, and transparent fund supervision, which greatly safeguards investors' interests.
Good projects do not wait for anyone; having missed the $500,000 investment opportunity to immigrate to the United States, do not miss the $900,000 investment opportunity again. Quality projects are rare; the Yellowstone Club II EB-5 project has entered the countdown phase for recruitment closure, with limited precious quotas available for prompt reservation. For more details, please call the Worldwide Immigration Group service hotline: Mainland China: 400-138-2929 Hong Kong: (852) 2802 8798.
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