The U.S. Department of State's Visa Office has officially released the EB-5 investment immigration visa bulletin for May 2023, the eighth month of the 2023 fiscal year. The latest results show that for Table A, the direct investment project categories C5 and T5, as well as the non-reserved categories I5 and R5 for regional center projects, have all advanced by 2 months compared to the previous bulletin, reaching September 8, 2015. Table B remains unchanged, with direct investment categories C5 and T5, and non-reserved regional center categories I5 and R5, all remaining at January 1, 2016.
It is worth noting that for the EB-5 reserved visa categories (20% for rural area projects, 10% for high-unemployment area projects, and 2% for infrastructure projects), investors born in mainland China currently remain in a no-backlog status. Applicants interested in immigrating to the United States should act quickly to secure their spot on the "fast track" and obtain a U.S. Green Card without the wait!
Table A: Final Action Dates For Employment-Based Preference Cases
(Note: U.S. Consulate interview & USCIS filing of Form I-485 Adjustment of Status)
Table B: Dates For Filing Of Employment-Based Visa Applications
(Note: For those legally residing in the U.S. and meeting relevant conditions, filing Form I-485 Adjustment of Status with USCIS)
According to the May visa bulletin, investors born in mainland China continue to have no backlog in the EB-5 reserved visa categories. For investors, the current rural area (TEA) projects enjoy reserved visa quotas and are in a no-backlog status, which will help investors immigrate to the United States quickly. Investors should take immediate action to lock in the reserved visa quota; now is the time to jump on the "fast track" to U.S. immigration without a backlog!
Currently, the popular "Florida Lakeside Jewish Community" project on the market is an EB-5 project that qualifies as a rural area (TEA) project under the new act. It not only enjoys the EB-5 reserved visa quota but also receives priority processing from USCIS. It combines multiple advantages, including no backlog, a high employment multiplier of 5.44, and first-priority mortgage collateral for EB-5 funds, helping investors immigrate to the United States quickly!
The "Florida Lakeside Jewish Community" project has a robust capital structure, with EB-5 funds holding a first-priority mortgage. The collateral value is the commercial portion of the project (including rental apartments) worth $200 million, which is twice the amount of the EB-5 loan. The project creates sufficient jobs, with an employment multiplier as high as 5.44. In addition, the project is developed and managed by an experienced and well-known local U.S. developer, who provides completion guarantees and I-526E denial guarantees for the project. Furthermore, the project is supported by the Florida state government and the local Glades County government, benefiting from $50 million in infrastructure fund support. With so many advantages, high-quality EB-5 projects are rare. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to quickly obtain a U.S. Green Card. We recommend that investors interested in immigrating to the United States seize the time to subscribe. Good projects do not wait; act now to benefit early!
There are two key elements to immigration—timing and choice! The Florida Lakeside Jewish Community EB-5 project is currently in high demand. Project quotas are limited, so subscribe quickly. Interested investors should seize the opportunity. For more details, please send us a private message in the comments section or call the WorldWay service hotline: Mainland China: 400-138-2929, Hong Kong, China: (852) 2802 8798.
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