In EB-5 investment immigration, "time" is cost.
As the critical deadline of 2026 approaches—the "9.30" cutoff date stipulated by the grandfathering provision is only 6 months away. For many Chinese families, this is not just a number on the calendar, but a race against time concerning children's age limits, financial arrangements, and green card approvals.
In this uncertain policy window, are you facing these confusions:
• What hidden thresholds exist under the new I-526E approval rules?
• Can rural projects truly achieve "priority processing"?
• How can one expedite green card approval while remaining compliant?
• With the impending policy changes, is it still possible to enter the process now?
With these questions in mind, WorldWay specially invites Jennifer Hermansky, Vice Chair of the National EB-5 Committee of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, to kick off her 2026 China tour.
This is not just a simple client meeting, but a "breakthrough" dialogue about green cards and the future.
1. Deep Focus: Understanding the "Risks" and "Opportunities" of the New EB-5 Policy
Since the implementation of the new EB-5 law in 2022, although it has brought the benefit of "reserved visas with no waiting period", the approval logic of the immigration bureau has also quietly changed.
Many investors see the "no waiting period" but overlook the core of "compliance acceleration". Under the current review rules, the speed of I-526E approval does not solely depend on the timing of submission, but also on the compliance of the project, the calculation model for job creation, and whether it accurately aligns with the immigration bureau's review rhythm.
Especially for the highly sought-after "rural projects", while the immigration bureau has opened a priority processing channel, how can one ensure their application is not rejected and requires minimal additional documentation? This requires professional strategy.
2. Expert Presence: Mastering the Rules to Formulate Strategies
Industry-recognized expert Jennifer Hermansky, well-versed in the internal logic of immigration bureau approvals, has participated in numerous immigration policy discussions and formulations to help you clear the fog. Jennifer not only possesses a solid foundation in immigration law but also has a keen sense of policy trends and unique insights. She is not here to recite the rules but to "decode" them.
Why can't you miss this meeting?
She will bring you exclusive strategies:
In-depth Analysis: Core provisions of the EB-5 grandfathering provision and predictions for future policy directions;
Exclusive Insights: A comprehensive analysis of the immigration bureau's I-526E approval rules, what types of applications are favored by immigration officers?
Practical Insights: How to correctly secure access to the priority processing channel for rural projects? Compliance acceleration is the true acceleration!
3. On-site Benefits: Breaking the Information Gap, Face-to-Face with the Expert
Immigration is a significant matter for families, and the authenticity of information online is hard to discern, while official policies can be obscure. Rather than blindly guessing at home, it is better to come on-site and ask questions directly.
By attending, you will have the opportunity for a one-on-one consultation with Attorney Jennifer Hermansky! This is a rare "diagnostic" opportunity, and it is fleeting.
Beijing Station
March 20 (Friday) 14:00
15th Floor, Building C, Yuanyang Guanghua International, No. 5 Jinghua South Street, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Shenzhen Station
March 21 (Saturday) 14:00
6th Floor, Excellence Times Square, No. 4068 Yitian Road, Futian Central District, Shenzhen
Shanghai Station
March 22 (Sunday) 14:00
Room 04-05, 28th Floor, Pudong Development Bank Building, No. 588 Pudong South Road, Pudong New District, Shanghai
In this era full of uncertainties, choosing is more important than effort. Those who understand the rules can win at the starting line. We look forward to meeting you on-site! Seats are limited, please make an appointment in advance. Registration Hotline, Mainland China: 400-138-2929, Hong Kong Customer Service Center: (852) 2802 8798
*Investment involves risks, the above information is for reference only.*



