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Exclusive Seminar by Partners of Renowned U.S. Immigration Law Firm - Shenzhen Session
Exclusive Seminar by Partners of Renowned U.S. Immigration Law Firm - Shenzhen Session
Exclusive Seminar by Partners of Renowned U.S. Immigration Law Firm: Getting Ahead in Your Immigration Journey - Beijing Session
Exclusive Seminar by Partners of Renowned U.S. Immigration Law Firm: Getting Ahead in Your Immigration Journey - Beijing Session
Exclusive Seminar by Partners of Renowned U.S. Immigration Law Firm: Strategic Planning for Residency
Exclusive Seminar by Partners of Renowned U.S. Immigration Law Firm: Strategic Planning for Residency
The New Landscape of Passports in 2026: Identity Planning Under Tightened Policies
The New Landscape of Passports in 2026: Identity Planning Under Tightened Policies
Solving the Challenges of Staying in the U.S. and Securing Legal Status Quickly
Solving the Challenges of Staying in the U.S. and Securing Legal Status Quickly
Limited Time to Secure Your Spot! The EB-5 Deadline Approaches; Renowned U.S. Immigration Attorney to Provide Expert Guidance
For anyone aiming to secure U.S. residency and plan for their family's future, we are currently at a critical juncture. The EB-5 program is facing a race against time as the "9/30" deadline approaches. September 30, 2026, is no ordinary date; it is the ultimate expiration date for the EB-5 investment immigration grandfather clause. As the countdown intensifies, policy uncertainties, processing variables, and the challenge of rising costs loom large: the H-1B crisis, adjustments to I-526E processing rules, and the new $900,000 threshold are just around the corner. To wait is to miss out; to hesitate is to face skyrocketing costs! At such a pivotal moment, will you sit back and wait, or will you take proactive action?
Responsibility Embedded in Every Detail! Worldway Group Takes You for an On-Site Inspection of This EB-5 Project's Hardcore Quality
Recently, Dr. Winner Xing, Chairman of Worldway Group, traveled to North Carolina, USA, to conduct a third on-site inspection of the "University City Hilton Hotel" EB-5 project. During this visit, Worldway Group not only focused on the project's operational performance but also went inside the hotel to gain a more intuitive understanding of its true quality and comfort, examining details such as room design, accessibility features, and the family stay experience.
Three Site Visits: Why Is This EB-5 Project Confident Enough to Disclose Operating Data?
For a hotel-based EB-5 project, what truly builds investor confidence is not just the successful completion and opening of the project, but more importantly, whether it can quickly establish itself in the market, deliver strong performance, and meet expectations with real operating data after opening. Recently, Dr. Winner Xing, Chairman of WorldWay Group, traveled to North Carolina, USA, to conduct his third site visit to the "University City Hilton Hotel" EB-5 project. One of the key focuses of this visit was the actual operating performance of the hotel in its first year. The responses and operating data disclosed by the developer, Mr. Deven Patel, have made the project's achievements over the past year even more transparent.
Did Not Get Selected in the Latest H-1B Lottery? How to Maintain Your Legal Status in the U.S.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has officially announced that the initial registration selection process for the FY 2027 H-1B cap has been completed. USCIS has received a sufficient number of electronic registrations to meet both the regular cap (65,000) and the advanced degree exemption (20,000). All selection results have been notified via employers' or attorneys' myUSCIS accounts (status "Selected" indicates a successful selection). For international students and foreign workers who participated in this year's lottery, the results are now final.
H-1B Alert! The Landscape for Staying in the U.S. Shifts Again
Recently, many international students have been repeatedly refreshing their systems, waiting for their H-1B lottery results. The H-1B registration for the 2027 fiscal year closed on March 19, and results have begun to appear in some applicants' myUSCIS accounts. Meanwhile, reports suggest that this year's H-1B registration volume may have declined by 30%-50% compared to last year. This does not reflect a lack of desire to stay in the U.S., but rather that this path is becoming increasingly difficult. The annual H-1B quota is 65,000 regular spots plus 20,000 spots reserved for those with a U.S. master's degree or higher, totaling approximately 85,000. However, the number of applicants consistently far exceeds the quota. Even with a decline in registration for the 2026 fiscal year, the reality of hundreds of thousands of people competing for 85,000 spots remains unchanged.
Planning for Life in the U.S.: A Visa is Just an Entry Ticket, the Green Card is the Main Track
On March 25, 2026, local time, it was reported that Meta in the United States officially launched a new round of layoffs, affecting hundreds of employees across several core departments of the company. Once the news broke, the first to feel the impact were often not those outside, but the employees within. Some were asked to work remotely the next day, some who had just received offers began to worry about whether their positions would still materialize, and others described this day as the beginning of the "official implementation of layoffs." Reports indicate that some team members were asked to work from home even before receiving layoff notices, which further exacerbated internal anxiety.
On-Site Report: The Truth Behind This EB-5 Project's Confidence in Early Repayment
For an EB-5 project, what truly gives investors peace of mind is not just the successful completion and stable operation of the project, but more importantly, whether it can repay the loan as planned and whether the developer has sufficient capacity to fulfill its obligations. Recently, Dr. Winner Xing, Chairman of WorldWay Group, traveled to North Carolina, USA, to conduct an on-site inspection of the "University City Hilton Hotel" EB-5 project. It is worth noting that this is the third time WorldWay has visited the U.S. to inspect this project, continuously following up on its progress and ensuring a commitment to service from start to finish. During this visit, one of the key focuses for WorldWay was a topic of universal concern among investors: What are the project's future repayment arrangements? Does the developer have sufficient confidence in making timely repayments, or even early repayments? The answers provided by the developer have given this confidence a clearer and more concrete foundation.