U.S. Green Card

EB-5 Legacy Program Retrogression: How Much Longer Will the New Program's Visa-Current Status Last?

The release of the April 2025 U.S. EB-5 Visa Bulletin has sent shockwaves through the EB-5 investment immigration community. Under the legacy program, the priority date experienced a staggering and dramatic retrogression, moving back 905 days from the previous month to January 22, 2014. This unexpected shift has caused unprecedented distress for many investors under the legacy program.

A Major Shift for Studying in the U.S.? U.S. Proposes Legislation to Ban Chinese Citizens from Obtaining Student Visas

On March 12, 2025, local time, Fox News reported that House Republicans are pushing for legislation to prohibit Chinese citizens from obtaining student visas in the United States.

Second Inspection: Witnessing New Developments of the I-956F & I-526E Dual Approval Project in Person

Recently, Dr. Winner Xing, Chairman of the WorldWay Group, and his team visited Colorado, USA, to conduct an in-depth on-site inspection of the "Aspen Kodiak Apartments" EB-5 rural project, which has received dual approvals for I-956F and I-526E.

The Green Card is Near! Multiple Clients of WorldWay Immigration Receive Interview Notifications for EB-5 Projects in Succession

EB-5 Investment Immigration: Unveiling the Importance of I-956F Approval

The EB-5 investment immigration program in the United States attracts high-net-worth families, and the approval of I-956F is of great significance to the project. It indicates that the project has passed the review by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, which can expedite the approval process for I-526E and allow investors to obtain green cards without waiting periods. However, the EB-5 project I-956F has a rejection rate of nearly 16%, and being denied can severely impact the immigration process. The "Aspen · Kodiak Apartments" is a high-quality project with I-956F approval, ...

Must-Read for U.S. Green Card Holders! A Deep Dive into Naturalization Timelines

This article introduces the naturalization timeline regulations for U.S. Green Card holders. Naturalization timelines vary by Green Card category; for instance, employment/family-based immigrants must hold a Green Card for 5 years (with the option to apply 90 days early). It also mentions that the U.S. EB-5 investment immigration program is an effective pathway to obtaining a Green Card, highlighting the distinct advantages of the 'Aspen-Kodiak Apartments' and 'Hawaii Curio Collection Resort' EB-5 rural projects, which can...

A Large Number of Worldway Group's EB-5 New Policy Immigration Clients Receive Interview Notices from the U.S. Consulate General in Guangzhou!

A large number of Worldway Group's clients under the new EB-5 policy have received interview notices from the U.S. Consulate General in Guangzhou for March 2025, marking the start of the issuance of EB-5 reserved visas. Worldway Group has a professional team providing interview coaching, backed by years of deep experience in U.S. investment immigration. The new EB-5 policy offers numerous advantages, such as concurrent filing, and rural projects currently have ample quotas. Worldway Group also offers high-quality EB-5 projects to help the whole family obtain U.S. green cards quickly without waiting in line...

The New H-1B Policy is Implemented: Can International Graduates Quickly Obtain Green Cards in the U.S.?

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's new H-1B policy, effective January 17, includes multiple reforms, but challenges remain for H-1B holders in the U.S., such as limited quotas and low selection rates. It typically takes 7 to 8 years or more to transition from H-1B to a green card. Although the new policy provides opportunities for self-employment through company establishment, uncertainties remain. In light of these circumstances, considering U.S. EB-5 investment immigration could be worthwhile, with quality projects available from WorldWay Immigration starting with an investment of $800,000 for the whole family to...

The U.S. December Visa Bulletin is Out: Opportunities Await! How to Interpret and Respond?

The U.S. Visa Bulletin for December 2024 has been released, marking a significant opportunity for the many individuals preparing to apply for a U.S. Green Card. This article provides a detailed analysis of the changes in the December visa bulletin, helping you better understand the implications behind the priority dates and offering practical advice to help you navigate your immigration journey more steadily and effectively.

Breaking News! The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Announces Major New Regulations for Employment Authorization Documents (EAD)

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced a new rule for work permits, increasing the automatic extension period for EADs for certain foreign nationals from 180 days to 540 days. Effective January 13, 2025, it applies to eligible applicants who filed for renewal on or after May 4, 2022. The new rule provides convenience for those waiting for green cards and introduces the advantages of EB-5 projects, such as exemption from retrogression and concurrent filing, with some cases approved quickly.

Why Is This EB-5 Project Trustworthy? Insights from a Client's On-Site Visit to the U.S.

This article covers the Bryce Canyon Marriott Hotel EB-5 rural project. World Immigration Group clients visited the U.S. in person and observed that project construction is progressing smoothly. Located in Utah, the project offers numerous advantages, such as an excellent location and secure funding. It is a visa-backlog-exempt project for rapid Green Card acquisition; investors should seize the window of opportunity under the new EB-5 policy.

For Those Without a Green Card, How Much Longer Can They Last After Graduating in the U.S.?

This article discusses the challenges faced by international students in the U.S., such as Top 30 master's graduates sending out thousands of resumes without securing OPT opportunities, the intense competition and tightening policies for H-1B visas, and the increasingly severe situation following Trump's return to office. It also introduces the advantages of the EB-5 program, such as rural projects being exempt from visa backlogs and allowing for concurrent filing, providing a pathway to resolve status issues for staying in the U.S.