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U.S. Investment Immigration
What Notarizations Are Required for EB-5 Investment Immigration to the United States?
The purpose of notarization is to prevent disputes and reduce litigation, and notarized documents have the effect of legal evidence, enforceability, and the establishment of legal acts.
Notice: You Must Notify the Immigration Bureau After Moving in the United States
U.S. immigration law stipulates that foreign nationals residing in the United States (as long as they are not U.S. citizens, whether they are green card holders, students, or individuals holding work visas) must complete Form AR-11 and notify the Immigration Bureau by mail or online within ten days of moving.
The Reform Journey of the EB-5 Immigration Program in the United States Over the Past Sixteen Years
In 1990, the original EB-5 investment immigration legislation was established and implemented, requiring an investment of $500,000 (TEA)/$1 million, creating 10 direct job opportunities.
What are the categories of U.S. visas?
A U.S. visa does not guarantee entry, as U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) may deny entry for various reasons during inspection. U.S. visas are subdivided into many categories; do you know what they are?
Summary of U.S. Immigration Benefits
The United States has always been a well-known popular destination for immigration. Why are so many people keen on immigrating to the U.S.? Beyond the well-known American education system, what other benefits attract people?
Differences Between U.S. Citizenship and Green Card Holder Status
The trend of Chinese citizens moving abroad has never subsided, and countries around the world have introduced various immigration policies to attract Chinese investment immigration. Today, the Worldway immigration editor will discuss the differences between U.S. citizens and Green Card holders.
Differences Between U.S. Immigrant Visas and Green Cards
If you obtain a U.S. immigrant visa, you can apply for your Social Security number after entering the country. One year after arriving in the United States, you may apply for a Green Card. You will typically receive your Green Card within about a year of application, which signifies that you have permanent residency in the United States.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Has Been Working to Improve Case Processing Efficiency
Recently, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced the average processing times for the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program as of September 30 of this year, noting a significant increase in the processing speed for I-526 petitions, while the processing speeds for I-829 and I-924 petitions continue to slow down.
U.S. Investment Immigration Interview Tips
7 Key Points for Success in U.S. Immigration Interviews
Avoiding Common Pitfalls in U.S. Investment Immigration
With the growing popularity of U.S. investment immigration, more and more people are choosing this path to immigrate to the United States. However, there are many pitfalls associated with U.S. investment immigration. How can these pitfalls be avoided?
Do You Need to Reside in the United States After Approval of U.S. Investment Immigration?
If your immigration application is successful, you will first receive a conditional green card. During this phase, many immigrant countries require applicants to reside in their country, a concept commonly referred to as "immigration monitoring." For example, Canada requires that applicants accumulate two years of residence within five years. However, applying for U.S. investment immigration does not require such monitoring.
Types of Lawful Sources of Funds for U.S. EB-5 Investment Immigration
Provided the investor is at least 18 years old, there are no restrictions regarding business background, age, education level, work experience, or language proficiency. However, investors must prove that their investment funds were obtained lawfully. So, which sources of funds meet these requirements?