The U.S. Department of State's Visa Office has officially announced the EB-5 visa bulletin for June 2022, which is the ninth month of the new fiscal year 2022. The latest results show that the A chart remains unchanged, with the direct investment categories C5 and T5 aligned with the non-reserved visa categories I5 and R5 of regional center projects, still maintaining the date of November 22, 2015. The B chart for direct investment categories C5 and T5, along with the non-reserved categories I5 and R5 of regional center projects, has advanced to December 22, 2015, moving forward by one week.
It is noteworthy that the EB-5 visa reserved categories (20% for rural area project reserved visas, 10% for high unemployment area project reserved visas, and 2% for infrastructure project reserved visas) continue to have no waiting period.
A Chart: Final Action Dates For Employment-Based Preference Cases
(Note: Consular interview & submission of I-485 adjustment of status application to USCIS)
B Chart: Dates For Filing Of Employment-Based Visa Applications
(Note: Must be legally residing in the U.S. and meet relevant conditions to submit I-485 adjustment of status application to USCIS)
However, USCIS has announced that the B chart will close in June:
【Interpretation by WorldWay Immigration】
Investors with B chart dates between December 15-21, 2015, will need to patiently wait for the notification to submit their I-485 application, which may not be until the next fiscal year begins (October). For investors with B chart dates between November 22-December 14, 2015, but whose A chart dates have not yet arrived, they must complete their documentation submission immediately this month to submit their I-485. The document teams and customer service teams of WorldWay Immigration will continue to initiate client screening, contact relevant law firms, and submit NVC visa applications for eligible applicants, providing interview guidance, etc.
In addition, the EB-5 visa reserved categories continue to have no waiting period. For investors, the current EB-5 high unemployment area projects enjoy reserved visa quotas and are in a no-waiting period status. By securing reserved visa quotas early, selecting quality projects, and submitting immigration applications, they may be able to immigrate to the United States quickly. The quality EB-5 projects selected by WorldWay Immigration will soon be grandly launched, so please stay tuned for more details on the WorldWay Immigration official website and WeChat account. If you want to learn quickly, please send us a private message in the comments section or call the WorldWay Immigration service hotline: Mainland China: 400-138-2929, Hong Kong: (852) 2802 8798.
Meanwhile, on May 20 (Friday) at 15:00, WorldWay Immigration has invited a partner from the renowned U.S. law firm Miller Mayer, a well-known attorney in the EB-5 immigration industry, to provide an online analysis of the latest U.S. immigration policies and tips for selecting quality EB-5 projects, sharing successful cases, and answering questions. Please lock in the "WorldWay Immigration Live Room" and do not miss it!
As a traditional immigration powerhouse, the United States has always been an ideal destination for many due to its advanced medical technology, comprehensive social welfare, superior natural environment, and top-notch education. The U.S. green card is one of the most valuable identity cards globally, allowing holders to enjoy the benefits provided by the U.S. government, access quality medical services, enroll their children in public schools for first-class education, and enjoy convenient global mobility. For those choosing to immigrate to the United States, it is essential to make a decision early and secure a spot to realize their immigration dreams as soon as possible.
Under the new legislation, starting from $800,000, families can quickly obtain green cards. For more details on the new U.S. immigration policies and how to select quality projects with no waiting period, please call the WorldWay Immigration service hotline: Mainland China: 400-138-2929, Hong Kong: (852) 2802 8798.
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