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Immigration to the United States
Breaking! USCIS Increases Discretionary Authority: Applications May Be Denied Directly Without Requests for Evidence
On July 13, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued a policy memorandum stating that for applications received on or after September 11, immigration officers may directly deny applications that fail to submit all required supporting documents or provide insufficient materials, without first issuing a Request for Evidence (RFE) or a Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID). By strengthening the discretionary authority of immigration officers, USCIS aims to improve processing efficiency and encourage applicants to...
Attention! New Regulations for Entering the United States: Prohibition on Carrying Excessive Powdered Substances in Carry-On Luggage
Recently, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) of the United States has issued new regulations requiring enhanced inspections of powdered substances carried by passengers on flights to the United States that are greater than or equal to 350 milliliters (approximately the size of a soda can).
Attention New Immigrants: The 10 Most Prosperous and Fastest-Improving Cities in the U.S.
Recently, a well-known U.S. real estate website, RENTCafé, conducted a survey to list the most prosperous and fastest-improving cities in the country. The results show that Texas has surpassed the East and West Coast regions, with 6 Texas cities appearing in the top 20. California is the state with the highest concentration of highly prosperous major cities. Between 2000 and 2016, only 11 out of more than 300 cities saw improvements across all indicators...
USCIS I-829 Application Submission Receipt Extends Conditional Green Card Validity to 18 Months
Recently, the USCIS announced: Starting from June 11, 2018, applicants submitting Form I-829 (Application for Removal of Conditions on Permanent Resident Status) will receive Form I-797 (Receipt Notice). This "Receipt Notice" can be presented along with Form I-551 and the conditional green card to extend the applicant's expired conditional green card status for 18 months. Previously, the I-829 form "Receipt Notice" issued by USCIS could only extend the applicant's expired conditional green card status for 12 months.
Attention College Entrance Exam Students! 2018 World University Rankings: The U.S. Accounts for 51% of the Top 100
Ensuring children attend prestigious schools and receive a quality education is the aspiration of every family. Over the past few days, the college entrance exam (Gaokao) has drawn nationwide attention, with eyes across China focused on high school seniors. Educational issues remain a matter of deep concern for every family.
Identity Planning: The Starting Point of Studying Abroad
Among these educational "phases", identity planning has become a top priority. It can be said that identity planning is the "starting point" for children studying abroad! Studying in the United States, having a green card is very important.
Dallas: Not Only a Paradise for Immigrants but Also a Hotspot for Investment
Today, many people choose to fulfill their needs through immigration. Immigration is no longer a term exclusive to the upper class and wealthy elites; it has become a common topic among ordinary people. As a superpower, the United States has become one of the preferred immigration destinations for Chinese investors and their children due to its leading educational environment and robust economic development.
The Gaokao is Not the Only Path; Studying in the U.S. is Also a Great Option
The annual Chinese Gaokao is about to begin, an examination that affects countless Chinese students and their parents. However, in today's increasingly globalized world, the Gaokao is no longer the "only bridge" to prestigious universities. More and more families are sending their children abroad to pursue advanced studies at superior institutions.
How EB-5 Applicants Can Extend Conditional Green Cards During I-829 Processing
Three weeks ago, USCIS issued a "Policy Manual Update Notice," the primary content of which provides clear operational guidance on how EB-5 applicants can extend their conditional green cards during the I-829 processing period. The public comment period for this "Policy Manual Update" ended on May 15, 2018, and the updated operational guidance is now in effect.
A New Look! Construction of the "Diamond-Level" U.S. Immigration Project, Dallas No. 1, Proceeds Smoothly with Encouraging Progress
Compared to before, it is evident that the project's construction has made significant progress, which is undoubtedly great news for investors. We believe that once completed, Dallas No. 1 will become the most dazzling focal point in all of Dallas. Let us wait and see! WorldWay Group will continue to provide you with the latest construction updates.
Why the United States Has Become a Desired Destination for Global Investors
As is well known, with the continuous evolution of the lifestyles of China's high-net-worth individuals, immigration, studying abroad, and overseas vacations have gradually become part of daily life. Accompanied by these needs and long-term family planning, overseas property investment and investment immigration have increasingly become new directions for investment among Chinese citizens.
Effective August 9, International Students Remaining in the U.S. with Expired Visas Will Face Entry Bans
Recently, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced a new policy. Effective August 9, 2018, international students and exchange visitors holding F, J, and M visas, as well as their dependents holding F-2, J-2, and M-2 visas, will be considered to be in "unlawful presence" if they fail to maintain valid status on the day after their course completion, graduation, or the expiration of their I-94 card.