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DNA Testing Proposed for U.S. Family-Based Immigration Visa Applicants
The "Visa Integrity and Security Act of 2016" is a newly proposed bill by the U.S. House Judiciary Committee, which suggests using DNA testing to verify the relationship between applicants and beneficiaries for family-based immigration.
How to Renounce a U.S. Green Card: Latest Regulations
Many individuals who have obtained a U.S. immigration green card may wish to renounce it. This process requires going to the immigration office to complete the renunciation procedures. What are the regulations for applying to renounce a U.S. green card? Let’s take a look with the Worldway Immigration editor!
Do I need to reside permanently in the United States for US investment immigration?
If your immigration application is successful, you will first receive a conditional green card. During this stage, many countries require immigration applicants to reside within their borders, a requirement colloquially referred to as 'immigration prison'.
Groups Prone to Visa Denial by USCIS
The most common reason for U.S. immigration application denial is the applicant's inability to demonstrate financial stability, which leads the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to suspect that the applicant may become a public charge upon entering the United States.
How New Immigrants in the United States Can Learn English
What should you do if your English is not good after immigrating to the United States? How can new immigrants learn English?
U.S. Investment Immigration Scams: What Should Investors Do?
Investment immigration scams exposed in the United States are emerging one after another, with many victims being Chinese investors. Worldway immigration experts warn that investment immigration to the U.S. is not simple; it is essential to carefully vet investment projects and strictly guard against traps.
How to Maintain U.S. Permanent Resident Status After Obtaining a Green Card
As long as one has not applied for U.S. citizenship, they will continue to be a U.S. permanent resident. If a U.S. green card holder intends to abandon their permanent resident status by leaving the United States and permanently residing in another country, this means they have relinquished their U.S. permanent resident status.
What to Do If Your U.S. Green Card is Revoked Due to Extended Absence?
Recently, many lawful permanent residents of the United States, commonly known as green card holders, have reported incidents of being subject to strict customs checks after being absent for over three months. Among these cases is a Chinese male green card holder who had his green card revoked by immigration officials after being away for more than 190 days when returning from China to Chicago.
Where should the U.S. naturalization application be submitted?
It is well known that after an applicant completes U.S. investment immigration and obtains a U.S. Green Card, it does not mean they are a U.S. citizen. To become a U.S. citizen, one must apply for naturalization. So, where should the naturalization application be submitted?
U.S. EB-5 Investment Immigration Act Officially Extended
Latest news from Worldway Group on U.S. investment immigration: On December 9, U.S. time, the U.S. House of Representatives officially passed the Continuing Resolution, which includes the EB-5 Regional Center Program, extending it until April 28, 2017.
2017 U.S. Green Card Policy
As the number of immigrants and international students in the United States continues to rise, the U.S. government has made some adjustments to the green card policy to better maintain order among foreign nationals. Let us take a look together.
2017 U.S. Green Card Application Considerations
When it comes to the U.S. Green Card, it is something that many people dream of. The Green Card is one of the guarantees for immigrants to live in the United States. So what should one pay attention to when applying for a U.S. Green Card in 2017?