Good news for U.S. immigration! Recently, the EB-5 Regional Center Alliance has made progress in its lawsuit against the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services regarding the "cancellation of authorization for all previously approved regional centers." After negotiations, the Regional Center Alliance and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services have finally reached a settlement agreement. The core content mainly includes the following aspects:
Regional centers that were approved by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services before the new law was enacted will remain valid, and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will continue to process I-526 and I-829 applications submitted by regional centers before the new law was enacted.
Regional centers that were approved by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services before the new law was enacted must submit Form I-956 before December 29, 2022, if they wish to submit new project applications or investor applications, as a supplementary filing to the original approval documents. New project investors do not need to wait for the approval of Form I-956 to submit their immigration applications.
Regional centers that were approved before the enactment of the new law can immediately submit project and investor applications. The prerequisite for investors to submit I-526E immigration applications is that the regional center has submitted the I-956F project application. When investors submit their I-526E immigration applications, they need to provide valid proof that the regional center has submitted the project I-956F, including the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services receipt or proof that the I-956F has been submitted for more than 10 days (such as proof of delivery of courier documents, proof of payment of application fees, etc.). Investors can provide receipts or any other proof when submitting the I-526E application, and their priority date will be based on the date the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services receives the I-526E application.
It can be seen that the settlement of the lawsuit between the Regional Center Alliance and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services provides clear guidance on the reauthorization of existing regional centers, new project applications, and immigration applications for new investors. This is undoubtedly great news for investors. Of course, the lawsuit still requires the judge's signature for approval, and Worldway will continue to monitor the situation and share the latest news with everyone as soon as possible.
For new EB-5 applicants, the competition for visa numbers without waiting periods has already begun, and interested investors need to act quickly! According to the new EB-5 immigration visa bulletin released by the U.S. Department of State's Visa Office in September 2022, 10% of the visas are reserved for projects in high unemployment areas under the new regulations, and currently, there is no waiting period! Therefore, for EB-5 investors with plans to move to the U.S. quickly, seizing the opportunity for the first batch of visas without waiting is urgent!
Investors with a clear need to immigrate to the U.S. should act quickly and complete their immigration applications as soon as possible! Currently, the two most popular EB-5 projects on the market comply with the new regulations for high unemployment areas (TEA) and enjoy a 10% reserved visa quota, helping investors seize the opportunity for the first batch of visas without waiting and quickly obtain a U.S. green card! Investors can start with an investment of $800,000, and one application allows the whole family to immigrate to the U.S. quickly.
Project one is located in Oakland, in the San Francisco Bay Area of California. The project apartment building is 39 stories high and has 452 apartments. Currently, the project is 50% completed and is progressing steadily according to plan, with completion expected by the end of 2023. The project has multiple advantages, such as having received I-924 approval; investors' I-526 applications have been successfully approved; ample job creation, with reports estimating that each investor can create approximately 19.9 jobs, far exceeding the requirements of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services; the project is developed and managed by a world-renowned developer with extensive experience in EB-5 projects; and the project is backed by 100% equity pledge from the developer, among other guarantees such as I-526 rejection.
Project two is located in the Arts District of the Dallas Central Business District in Texas, USA, situated in a region with high economic growth in the U.S., with strong market demand and numerous advantages, making it highly favored by investors. This project is limited to only 45 seats globally, and there are not many spots left, so interested parties should act quickly.
Good projects do not wait for anyone. For investors with a rigid demand for immigration to the U.S., do not hesitate; apply early to benefit early, prioritize obtaining a green card, and start your American journey. For more details, please message us in the comments section or call the Worldway service hotline: Mainland China: 400-138-2929, Hong Kong: (852) 2802 8798.
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