Great news! The EB-5 rural project "Lakefront Jewish Community in Florida," which has achieved triple approval for I-956F, I-526E, and Green Card, has delivered exciting news: a Worldway Immigration client has successfully passed their interview. Worldway Group extends its sincerest congratulations to the applicant. Moving forward, the client simply needs to enter the United States with their immigrant visa to formally receive their conditional Green Card in accordance with legal procedures, thereby beginning a new chapter of life in the United States.
Client Application Timeline:
August 15, 2023: Submitted I-526E application
June 4, 2024: I-526E application approved
November 15, 2024: Submitted to NVC
December 18, 2024: Received NVC documentarily qualified letter
February 24, 2025: Received interview notice from the U.S. Consulate General in Guangzhou (interview date: April 30, 2025)
April 30, 2025: Interview successfully passed
The client's journey from document submission to passing the interview was efficient and seamless, which not only highlights the professional strength of Worldway Group, but also confirms the outstanding advantages of the "Lakefront Jewish Community in Florida" EB-5 rural project. As a rural TEA project under the EB-5 visa set-aside category, it not only possesses the unique advantages of no visa backlog, priority processing, and first-priority mortgage guarantee for EB-5 funds, but also features an employment multiplier as high as 5.75, opening an efficient immigration channel for investors.
The project has achieved triple approval for I-956F + I-526E + Green Card
The "Lakefront Jewish Community in Florida" EB-5 rural project is a triple-approval project with I-956F approval, I-526E approval, and Green Card approval, which is extremely rare in the market.
The project's I-956F approval means that the USCIS has reviewed and approved that the project meets the definition of a "rural TEA" under the new act, meaning it enjoys visa set-aside quotas. The U.S. immigration authorities have recognized the project's business plan. In the future, when the USCIS reviews the I-526E of investors in this project, it only needs to review the investor's personal documents. This means that the investor's I-526E has entered the "fast track" for approval! This is indeed the case; multiple investors in the "Lakefront Jewish Community in Florida" EB-5 rural project have already had their I-526E approved, and some investors have already received their Green Cards. The continuous emergence of successful cases further confirms the high quality of the project.
Worldway has already had nearly twenty families receive I-526E approvals
The fastest took less than 10 months to be approved
Worldway has already had "dual-filing" clients receive Green Cards through I-485
Worldway clients have already received U.S. immigrant visas
The project has entered vertical construction, with an employment multiplier as high as 5.75
The project has already commenced, has fully entered the vertical construction stage, and engineering construction is moving forward at full speed with an efficient and steady pace. According to the economic analysis report issued for the project by the world-renowned registered accounting and consulting firm Baker Tilly, using the RIMS II model, the project is predicted to create 7,185 full-time jobs. This far exceeds the 1,250 jobs required by the USCIS (an excess of 5,935 jobs), and also means that the project will create 57.5 jobs for each investor, with an employment multiplier reaching 5.75. As of February 15, 2025, the project has already created 504 jobs.
EB-5 funds enjoy first-priority mortgage guarantee
The "Lakefront Jewish Community in Florida" EB-5 project has a robust capital structure. EB-5 loans enjoy a first-priority mortgage guarantee on all project assets. The value of the commercial asset collateral is 3.6 times the EB-5 loan amount, and the total project asset value is 5.1 times the EB-5 loan funds.
At the same time, 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 has received support from the State of Florida and the local Glades County government, enjoying $50 million in infrastructure fund support, with no repayment required by the developer.
The "Lakefront Jewish Community in Florida" EB-5 project is located in Glades County, Florida, less than two miles from Lake Okeechobee, one of the largest freshwater lakes in the United States, and is a popular tourist destination. Upon completion, the project will have 1,000 single-family homes for sale, 300 apartments for rent, 780,000 square feet of leasable commercial space, and various lifestyle amenities. The project has an excellent location and strong market demand. It has already received 12,000+ residential applications, and 300 units available for sale have been released to the market and sold out. In addition, the developer has purchased extra land next to the project site, which shows the good development prospects of the area where the project is located.
The two key elements of successful immigration are the right timing and wise choices. The golden opportunity to immigrate to the United States is right before you. Global spots for the "Lakefront Jewish Community in Florida" EB-5 project are decreasing by the second, and every moment of hesitation could let the opportunity slip away! This is not just a Green Card, but a golden key to opening up high-quality education, a broad career, and a free life. Project spots are scarce, so act fast.
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