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Insufficient Reasonable Proof of Source of Funds, WorldWay Immigration Provides Comprehensive Verification for Success
[U.S. Case] Insufficient Reasonable Proof of Source of Funds, WorldWay Immigration Provides Comprehensive Verification for Success
Historic Triple High! A Comprehensive Review of U.S. Immigration EB-5 Data for Q4 of Fiscal Year 2015
Historic Triple High! A Comprehensive Review of U.S. Immigration EB-5 Data for Q4 of Fiscal Year 2015—On November 18, the official website of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) released the latest data on EB-5 investment immigration filings and approvals for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2015 (July 1 to September 30, 2015). In an effort to catch the last train before the September 30 policy changes and price increases, the EB-5 industry experienced a historic surge in filings, which is fully reflected and substantiated by the data. …
A 'Major Earthquake' in U.S. Investment Immigration Employment Calculation Methods
A 'Major Earthquake' in U.S. Investment Immigration Employment Calculation Methods—As early as 2014, Worldway, a leading institution in U.S. investment immigration, was the first to point out that 2015 would be a turbulent year, authoritatively predicting three major crises: visa retrogression, price increases, and policy changes. In early July 2015, Worldway was again the first in the industry to warn that the September 30 policy changes would trigger two major 'earthquakes' for EB-5: price hikes and changes to employment calculation methods...
Latest EB-5 Immigration Case Data in the United States (as of September 30, 2015)
Latest EB-5 Immigration Case Data in the United States (as of September 30, 2015) — On November 17, 2015, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Immigrant Investor Program Office (IPO) updated the latest data on EB-5 cases (as of September 30, 2015). Worldway now publishes and analyzes this data as follows:
More Severe than Withdrawal, Additional Payments, and Application Freezes? The Unbearable Changes in U.S. Immigration
More Severe than Withdrawal, Additional Payments, and Application Freezes? The Unbearable Changes in U.S. Immigration—After months of silence, a recent working group composed of leaders from both houses has finally proposed a new EB-5 draft. For three consecutive days, Worldway has provided timely analysis and interpretation of the significant reforms involved in this new EB-5 draft. Today, Worldway will further analyze the mandatory pre-approval process for EB-5, which may…
Pay More? Withdraw? The "Great Revolution" of U.S. Immigration TEA
Pay More? Withdraw? The "Great Revolution" of U.S. Immigration TEA—Yesterday, Worldway exclusively released and specifically interpreted the scope and validity of the grandfather clause in the latest EB-5 bill, which sparked widespread attention in the industry. Today, Worldway provides an exclusive interpretation and analysis of another major revolution in the latest EB-5 bill: the redefinition and division of Targeted Employment Areas (TEA).
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[Exclusive] Aftershocks of EB-5! The Last Lifeline for U.S. Immigration Faces Severe Setbacks
[Exclusive] Aftershocks of EB-5! The Last Lifeline for U.S. Immigration Faces Severe Setbacks — The deadline of December 11 for U.S. immigration is approaching, and the changes to EB-5 have once again become the focus of the industry. Recently, the latest EB-5 proposal has been continuously shaken by reforms, and EB-5 may face not only price increases and changes in employment calculation methods but also significant changes to the grandfathering clause, which is referred to as the "last lifeline of EB-5"…
Last Chance for the $500,000 Green Card! Don't Miss the Officially Approved U.S. Immigration Program
Last Chance for the $500,000 Green Card! Don't Miss the Officially Approved U.S. Immigration Program—The U.S. investment immigration EB-5 program is facing changes and price increases, and EB-5 investors are scrambling for the last $500,000 investment green card for immigration to the United States. The DLJ Four Seasons Hotel Resort project, the exclusive chief agent of Worldway in China, has received official approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for its I-526 application, making it a wise choice for EB-5 investors to respond to the changes in U.S. immigration policies.
Library Culture That Every Immigrant to the U.S. Should Know
Library Culture That Every Immigrant to the U.S. Should Know—Libraries in the United States have long been regarded as symbols of urban culture. They are not merely repositories for books, but also vessels for regional history and spirit. In this issue of the "Immigrant Life" column, Worldway presents the library culture that immigrants to the U.S. should not miss, for the reference of our immigrant friends:
Money Cannot Buy Everything! If You Miss December 11, U.S. Immigration May Face These Obstacles
Money Cannot Buy Everything! If You Miss December 11, U.S. Immigration May Face These Obstacles—A price hike for U.S. investment immigration is imminent. This comprehensive tightening of EB-5 policy means that if EB-5 investors miss the December 11 deadline, they may encounter the following troubles in future EB-5 investments:
Beat the EB-5 Price Hike! Two Strategies to Win US Immigration on 12.11
Beat the EB-5 price hike! Two strategies to win US immigration on 12.11 — Worldway has learned: the new EB-5 bill proposing a price hike has been passed by the Senate and sent to the House of Representatives. The 25-year-old EB-5 is bound to rise. Grabbing the last historical opportunity for $500,000 low-cost investment immigration to the US is urgent. Against the backdrop of the imminent EB-5 policy change and price hike, what should investors do as a matter of top priority to best...
Where to Live When Immigrating to the U.S.: 50 Best Places to Live in the United States
Where to live when immigrating to the U.S.: 50 best places to live in the United States—Where should one live after immigrating to the U.S.? This is a major life concern for U.S. immigrants. Worldway has recently learned that 24/7 Wall St. has published a survey identifying the top 50 most livable cities in the U.S. The report surveyed 550 cities across the country with populations exceeding 65,000, comprehensively evaluating factors such as crime rates, employment growth, leisure and entertainment, education and culture, and housing prices.