A notification, an interview, and a phrase: "Successfully Passed".
They may seem like just a few simple words, but for a family that has been waiting for a long time, it means a long-cherished matter has finally taken another steady step forward.
Recently, WorldWay has continuously received good news like this.
Multiple legacy EB-5 clients across several EB-5 projects have successfully passed their immigrant visa interviews at the Guangzhou Consulate; other clients have already begun preparing conscientiously for their upcoming interviews. Meanwhile, even more interview notices are arriving continuously.
We love receiving news like this.
Behind every "Passed" lies a family's expectations for the future. Once clients successfully pass the interview and subsequently land in the United States on an immigrant visa, they can obtain a U.S. Green Card through the legally prescribed procedures.
▲ WorldWay client successfully passes the immigrant visa interview at the Guangzhou Consulate
Clients often ask: "What will be asked during the interview? Is there a standard answer?"
In fact, there is never a one-size-fits-all "standard answer" for immigrant visa interviews. Application experiences, family structures, and case circumstances vary entirely from family to family; what truly matters is making targeted preparations based on individual situations.
From the moment a client receives the interview notice, the WorldWay team maintains close communication with them, following up on all pre-interview arrangements throughout the process.
In the initial stage, based on the client's actual situation, we assist in organizing the schedule, document preparation, and related procedures for attending the interview in Guangzhou; as the interview approaches, we provide targeted coaching centered around potential interview questions, helping clients familiarize themselves with the interview process, clarify their responses, and prepare in advance for key precautions.
This approach, which resembles traditional pulse-taking diagnostic service, is also the philosophy WorldWay has adhered to for many years—
Wherever the client's journey leads, our service follows every step of the way.
Currently, even more WorldWay EB-5 clients are preparing to travel to Guangzhou for their interviews, and more interview notices are arriving one after another. Moving forward, our team will continue to deliver thorough interview coaching and preparation work.
We look forward to more clients passing their interviews smoothly and to the continued arrival of good news.
The consecutive interview successes from the Guangzhou Consulate are an epitome of the continuous progress of legacy EB-5 client applications.
At the same time, under the new EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act, WorldWay clients are also steadily achieving new progress.
Currently, multiple clients have successfully obtained approvals for their I-526E and I-485 applications, taking a significant step toward U.S. permanent residency; meanwhile, a large number of investors in the U.S. have successively received approvals for I-765 Employment Authorization and I-131 Advance Parole, allowing them to work legally during the status adjustment waiting period and arrange entry/exit as well as their daily life in the U.S. more conveniently in compliance with relevant regulations.
▲ Multiple clients in the "Florida Lakefront Jewish Community" EB-5 project receive I-131 approvals
▲ Multiple clients in the "Florida Lakefront Jewish Community" EB-5 project receive I-765 approvals
▲ Multiple batches of clients in the "Great Smoky Mountains · Marriott Hotel" EB-5 rural project receive Combo Cards
▲ A large number of clients in the "Aspen · Kodiak Condos" EB-5 rural project receive I-526E approvals
On one hand, legacy clients are entering the consulate one after another and celebrating interview approvals; on the other hand, new-act clients are continuously receiving good news regarding approvals for I-526E, I-485, and Combo Cards.
Different processing stages are all moving step by step toward the same goal—turning each family's U.S. status planning into reality.
And these continuous updates on client progress further demonstrate the professional expertise and service capabilities WorldWay has accumulated over years of deep focus in the U.S. investment immigration sector.
EB-5 has never been a matter of simply filing an application. From early-stage project selection, plan structuring, source of funds documentation, and application material preparation, to post-filing case tracking, adjustment of status, consular interview, and subsequent landing, every single step demands professionalism and patience.
Applications move through different stages, but WorldWay's support for clients remains dedicated throughout.
As batches of client applications continue to advance, more families considering EB-5 are starting to pay attention: Is right now a crucial time window worth seizing for application?
Currently, the minimum EB-5 investment amount remains at $800,000. Under current policy arrangements, the investment amount will undergo a new inflation adjustment on January 1, 2027, and is expected to increase to $900,000. The final amount is subject to the official announcement in the USCIS Federal Register.
We often say that immigration planning is essentially a race against time. Rather than facing higher financial pressure in the future, it is better to take hold of family "certainty" now while the rules are clear and the window remains open. After all, the significance of status planning lies not only in obtaining a Green Card, but also in providing extra confidence and composure for children's future paths and family assets.
Policy windows will not stay open forever, and quotas for high-quality projects are equally limited. For families with clear long-term goals in the U.S., it is wise to capitalize on the current $800,000 investment window and limited-time offer period to launch planning early and hold future initiative in your own hands.