Recently, many families have been asking:
“Is it still safe to file an I-485 now?”
“I heard that the review process has become stricter; will my case be delayed?”
“What exactly does discretionary power mean? What does it mean for my I-485?”
“Policies are changing; how should we seize the current window of opportunity?”
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These anxieties are not unfounded. The latest memorandum from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is quietly changing the rules: the laws remain the same, but the review standards have significantly increased. For families concerned about EB-5, holding H-1B, waiting for visa retrogression, or hoping to plan their family's status in advance, understanding the rules is more important than obtaining fragmented information.
Attorneys to Attend in Person
Providing Analysis of New Policies and Data
On June 7 in Shenzhen, June 13 in Shanghai, and June 14 in Beijing, the “Marriott·Yuhuwan Resort” EB-5 project, exclusively represented by WorldWay in Greater China and presented for the fifth time in partnership with the multi-billion dollar U.S. fund PeachTree Group, will be grandly released.
At the same time, senior attorneys from the renowned U.S. immigration law firm Miller Mayer will also be present to provide participating families with a systematic interpretation ranging from policies and data to trends. This will allow everyone to grasp the latest policies and status planning pace while obtaining high-quality project information, achieving a synchronized mastery of “Project + Policy + Planning.”
Miller Mayer has provided legal services in the EB-5 field for over twenty years. It is a world-leading EB-5 immigration law firm that has led the development of the EB-5 industry and consistently maintained excellent performance within the sector. Its founder, Stephen Yale-Loehr, is one of the drafters of the EB-5 legislation, and the firm's senior attorneys possess profound industry experience and policy interpretation capabilities.
Multiple Core Topics, Directly Addressing Market Hotspots
• In-depth Interpretation of I-485 Policy Changes: On-site attorneys will combine the latest policy memoranda to provide an in-depth interpretation of changes to I-485 adjustment of status within the U.S., detailing the scope of approval discretion, operational points for different status paths, and common pitfalls and precautions in the actual application process, helping families fully understand the practical impact behind policy changes.
• FY2026 EB-5 Data and 2027 Retrogression Trends: Retrogression, filing pace, and future directions are topics of concern for many families. The event will combine public data from FY2026 and current market observations to provide a systematic analysis of EB-5 application pace and retrogression trends, as well as a forward-looking interpretation of potential changes in retrogression for FY2027, helping families establish a judgment framework, reasonably plan their filing pace, and understand the future application environment in advance.
• Status Planning in the Changing H-1B Environment: In recent years, changes in H-1B policies and the lottery environment have made long-term status planning a focus for many families. At that time, attorneys will communicate regarding H-1B policy changes and issues related to long-term status planning, sharing observations and experiences from legal and practical perspectives, helping families at different stages understand planning priorities in an uncertain environment and reserve reasonable space for family status arrangements.
Why must you attend in person?
• Concentrated Information, Professional Interpretation: Attorneys will systematically organize policies, data, and trends on-site to resolve the trouble of fragmented information.
• Face-to-Face Communication: You can ask attorneys questions directly on-site and obtain reference opinions based on your own situation.
• Simultaneous Project Release and Policy Interpretation: Learn about the “Marriott·Yuhuwan Resort” EB-5 project on-site and communicate based on policy changes and the application environment.
If you are concerned about U.S. status planning, retrogression changes, I-485 arrangements, or future status paths, it is recommended that you attend to hear the complete sharing from professional attorneys and the project team. Seats are limited; you are cordially invited to secure your seat in advance.
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Shenzhen Station
June 7 (Sunday) 14:00
Yulan Hall, 7th Floor, Four Seasons Hotel, No. 138 Fuhua 3rd Road, Futian District, Shenzhen
Shanghai Station
June 13 (Saturday) 14:00
Meeting Room 201, Hyatt on the Bund, No. 199 Huangpu Road, Shanghai
Beijing Station
June 14 (Sunday) 14:00
Park Hyatt Hall, 61st Floor, Park Hyatt Beijing, No. 2 Jianguomen Outer Street, Chaoyang District, Beijing
For seat reservation hotlines, please contact Mainland China: 400-138-2929, Hong Kong Customer Service Center: (852)2802 8798.