The EB-5 investment immigration program has always attracted attention for its ability to provide investors with the opportunity to obtain a U.S. green card. The introduction of the "fast track" option under the EB-5 regional center program, which allows for visa-free "fast track" opportunities, has excited many individuals eager to immigrate to the United States. You may wonder, is this method really reliable? I believe that once you understand the truth about this immigration pathway, such as by paying attention to the latest visa bulletin information released by the U.S. Department of State's Visa Office, you will make an informed decision.
The U.S. Department of State's Visa Office has officially announced the immigration visa bulletin for the EB-5 investment immigration visa for June 2024, the ninth month of fiscal year 2024.
The latest results show that the A table remains unchanged, with the direct investment categories C5 and T5 consistent with the non-visa reserved categories I5 and R5 of regional center projects, maintaining the date of December 15, 2015. The B table remains unchanged, with the direct investment categories C5 and T5 consistent with the non-visa reserved categories I5 and R5 of regional center projects, maintaining the date of January 1, 2017.
It is worth noting 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) currently continue to have no backlog status.
A Table: Final Action Dates For Employment-Based Preference Cases
(Note: U.S. consulate interview & USCIS submission of AOS application)
B Table: Dates For Filing Of Employment-Based Visa Applications
(Note: Submit AOS application to USCIS while legally residing in the U.S. and meeting relevant conditions)
Additionally, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has officially announced that the B table will remain closed in June.
According to the June visa bulletin, EB-5 visa reserved categories for investors born in mainland China still have no backlog status. For investors, it is crucial to act quickly now to secure reserved visa quotas in advance and take advantage of the "fast track" for immigration to the United States without backlog! As everyone knows, after the implementation of the new EB-5 investment immigration policy, applicants can submit "dual applications" in the U.S., meaning that applicants without backlog can simultaneously submit I-526E/I-526 immigration applications and I-485 adjustment of status applications, as well as travel permit I-131 and work permit I-765 applications, thus allowing them to live and work in the U.S. more quickly.
Choosing the right project and the right professional immigration agency is key for EB-5 investment immigration! Immigration is a comprehensive planning process, and it is important to choose a legitimate, professional, reputable immigration agency! In 2006, Worldway became one of the first professional immigration agencies in China to promote the U.S. EB-5 investment immigration program; it was one of the first to propose the concept of selecting quality projects and established a professional analyst team; it was also one of the first to emphasize that the focus of U.S. EB-5 investment is on project selection and treating clients sincerely; Worldway has repeatedly won the "Best Immigration Agency Award" at the annual EB-5 conference; Worldway's senior management has met with several U.S. Congress members and maintains good interactions with various U.S. Congress members, governors, mayors, senior officials, and well-known figures in the EB-5 industry, making it a reliable choice for your U.S. immigration needs!
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