On November 5th and 6th, Worldway Immigration held official seminars for the U.S. EB-5 Investment Immigration Maryland Government Office Building Reconstruction Project in Shenzhen, Beijing, and Qingdao, respectively. Mr. David Morris, Executive Committee Member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) EB-5 Committee, Executive Chair of the Annual Conference, and Chair of the Project Regional Center, visited China in person to provide insights. During the meetings, Mr. David Morris signed on-site to officially appoint Worldway Immigration as the exclusive chief agent for this project in China.
The Maryland Government Office Building Reconstruction Project has attracted significant attention from investment immigration clients. The seminars in all three cities were packed to capacity, with many clients who were unable to reserve seats in advance standing throughout the entire presentation, demonstrating the project's immense popularity. Many clients signed subscription agreements for the project on-site after the sessions.
Beijing seminar venue packed to capacity
Shenzhen seminar venue packed to capacity
Qingdao seminar venue packed to capacity
The Beijing seminar was hosted by Ms. Tracy Sun, Business Director at Worldway Immigration. She introduced the development history of Worldway Immigration and the dozens of honors it has recently received. "It can be said that Worldway Immigration is a leader in U.S. investment immigration," Ms. Sun stated. Subsequently, she explained the application process for U.S. investment immigration to the clients in attendance, noting, "Whether in terms of application costs or approval rates, U.S. investment immigration is highly favored by Chinese investment immigration families."
Keynote speakers at the seminar
Worldway Immigration Business Director Tracy Sun on-site
Next, Mr. David Morris, Executive Committee Member of the AILA EB-5 Committee, Executive Chair of the Annual Conference, and Chair of the Project Regional Center, took the stage to present. To ensure clients fully understood the project, Brian Zhao, Senior Consultant and Deputy Manager of the Business Department at Worldway Immigration, served as the on-site translator. Mr. David Morris is a renowned U.S. immigration attorney with 18 years of experience. This time, he personally served as the Chair of the Project Regional Center, bringing the Maryland Government Office Building Reconstruction Project. During the meeting, Mr. David Morris specifically introduced the government's support for the project, noting that the government's tangible financial support gave him great confidence. Furthermore, the project is backed by the Maryland state government's AAA credit rating, which is even higher than that of the U.S. federal government, undoubtedly providing the greatest guarantee for the project's successful operation.
Project Regional Center Chair Mr. David Morris and Worldway Immigration Deputy Business Manager Brian Zhao on-site
Project Regional Center Chair Mr. David Morris answering questions submitted by clients on-site
Project Regional Center Chair Mr. David Morris signing the project chief agency certificate
Project Regional Center Chair Mr. David Morris presenting the chief agency certificate to Worldway Immigration
After his speech, Mr. David Morris answered relevant questions from clients on-site, and his professional and detailed responses won unanimous praise from the clients. Subsequently, Dr. Winner Xing, President of Worldway Immigration, gave a speech on the project's advantages, explaining in detail to the clients present why Worldway Immigration recommends the Maryland Government Office Building Reconstruction Project.
Worldway Immigration President Dr. Winner Xing on-site
"You should know that Mr. David Morris's consulting fee in the United States is $500 per hour," Dr. Xing said. As soon as he took the stage, his relaxed and humorous style won smiles and applause from the clients present. Subsequently, Dr. Xing earnestly summarized the six major reasons why Worldway Immigration recommends this project. 1. The government provides funding and effort, participating throughout the entire process. 2. The project bonds are subscribed to by both U.S. citizens and investment immigration clients; for its own citizens, the government will certainly fully protect their interests, and therefore, there is an equal level of protection for investment immigrants. 3. The proportion of investment immigration is low, and the risk assumed is equally low. 4. Project information is transparent; within the total investment cost of $230 million, the financing structure is clear, and the background of the bond issuer, CGA, is transparent. 5. The project has a high credit rating, with the highest AAA-level credit fully guaranteeing the project's continued operation. 6. It adopts a third-generation employment model, and the number of jobs created by the project exceeds the requirements of the immigration bureau by 70%, ensuring the removal of conditions on clients' green cards.
Clients actively consulting after the meeting
Clients checking in at the entrance
The venue was extremely popular that day, with seats being continuously added until the venue management informed us that the number of seats had reached the maximum allowed by safety regulations. Many clients who arrived later had to stand to listen to the entire presentation.
Through the explanations at this seminar, clients gained a detailed understanding of the Maryland Government Office Building Reconstruction Project and showed great enthusiasm for this safe and excellent immigration project, with many clients signing up for the project on-site.
