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From Studying in the U.S. to Staying: How H-1B Holders Can Break Free from Identity Constraints?

From Studying in the U.S. to Staying: How H-1B Holders Can Break Free from Identity Constraints?

In 2025, the wave of layoffs in the global technology industry has not subsided; instead, it has intensified. Recently, giants such as Microsoft, Amazon, and Intel have announced new rounds of layoff plans. Meanwhile, elite students in the U.S., especially those relying on work visas, are facing unprecedented identity crises and career challenges.

EB-5 New Policy Quarterly Application Volume Hits Record High! These Signals Should Not Be Ignored

EB-5 New Policy Quarterly Application Volume Hits Record High! These Signals Should Not Be Ignored

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has released all application data for the second quarter of fiscal year 2025 (January to March 2025), including EB-5. Let’s take a look with Worldway Group. According to the statistics released by the immigration bureau, in the second quarter of fiscal year 2025, the immigration bureau received a total of 1,918 new I-526/E applications under the new law, of which 1,842 were regional center applications and 94 were direct investment applications, averaging about 639 applications per month.

Major Shift in U.S. 'Birthright Citizenship' Policy: How Should Chinese Families Respond?

Major Shift in U.S. 'Birthright Citizenship' Policy: How Should Chinese Families Respond?

The executive order to 'end birthright citizenship' signed by the Trump administration on its first day in office has reached a new development following a complex series of legal battles involving federal court injunctions and Supreme Court rulings. The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6-3 conservative majority decision, has limited the power of federal judges to issue 'nationwide injunctions.' This ruling means that President Trump's executive order to end 'birthright citizenship' will take effect nationwide...

Worldway Professional Assistance Helps Multiple Clients Successfully Submit EB-1A & NIW Applications

Worldway Professional Assistance Helps Multiple Clients Successfully Submit EB-1A & NIW Applications

During the 9th U.S. Immigration Month event, Worldway has been receiving good news: Recently, Worldway successfully assisted multiple EB-1A extraordinary talent and NIW national interest waiver applicants in completing their material preparation and submitting immigration applications, including outstanding talents from various fields such as research experts, corporate executives, and artists.

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

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.

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

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

Trump's First-Day Policy: Ending Birthright Citizenship for Children of Undocumented Individuals

Trump's First-Day Policy: Ending Birthright Citizenship for Children of Undocumented Individuals

On January 20, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order at the White House stating that children born in the U.S. to illegal immigrants or temporary visa holders will no longer automatically receive U.S. citizenship. The executive order will take effect 30 days after its issuance and will apply to relevant individuals born in the U.S. at that time.

Trump Election Shockwave: A Major U.S. City Suspends Aid to 'Certain Immigrants'?

Trump Election Shockwave: A Major U.S. City Suspends Aid to 'Certain Immigrants'?

Trump Election Shockwave: A Major U.S. City Suspends Aid to 'Certain Immigrants'? Following Trump's election victory, New York City has decided to terminate its aid program for illegal immigrants. While Trump maintains a tough stance on illegal immigration, he remains open to high-capital legal immigration. EB-5 investment immigration may benefit, and families planning to move to the U.S. should seize the opportunity to plan their status.

Overview of Canada's In-Demand Occupations List

Overview of Canada's In-Demand Occupations List

Applying for Canadian skilled worker immigration involves significant requirements for the applicant. In addition to meeting the basic criteria for Canadian skilled worker immigration, the applicant's occupation must be on the Canadian in-demand occupations list.

What Changes Have Occurred in U.S. Immigration Policy Since Trump's Administration?

What Changes Have Occurred in U.S. Immigration Policy Since Trump's Administration?

Since Trump took office, there has been a noticeable tightening trend in U.S. immigration policies, which is not good news for applicants. Immigration to the United States was already challenging, and the tightening of policies has made it even more difficult. Therefore, it is essential to understand these changes clearly.

The Manhattan 9 EB-5 Project by WorldWay Immigration is Under Intense Construction

The Manhattan 9 EB-5 Project by WorldWay Immigration is Under Intense Construction

Recently, the Manhattan 9 luxury boutique hotel, which is expected to shorten the waiting period and is a first-priority repayment EB-5 project exclusively represented by WorldWay Immigration Group in the Greater China region, has received significant good news: as of now, the project is progressing smoothly, with the hotel’s exterior wall construction entering the final stages, and other parts of the project are being constructed in an orderly manner according to plan!

New U.S. Immigration Policy: Abolishing H-1B Spousal Visas

New U.S. Immigration Policy: Abolishing H-1B Spousal Visas

Since the new U.S. President Trump took office under the banner of "America First," the H-1B work visa, which is seen as bringing cheap labor to the U.S. and taking jobs from Americans, has been widely regarded as a target for reform. The immigration agency has suspended expedited visa services and implemented various policies to strengthen the fight against visa fraud and abuse, which are also seen as responses to the new president's call for "America First, Americans First."

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