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Immigration to the United States

The Chinese Population in the United States Exceeds 5 Million for the First Time, with a Surge in Chinese Immigration, Ranking Second
The number of Chinese immigrants to the United States continues to grow, rising from fourth to second place, only behind Mexico.

What Are the Retirement Benefits of Immigrating to the United States?
As the world's largest economy, the United States has long been one of the ideal immigration destinations for global investors. So, for investors, what benefits can they enjoy after immigrating and retiring in the United States? Let's take a look with the editors at Worldway Immigration Group.

How to Maintain Conditional Permanent Resident or Lawful Permanent Resident Status in the United States
It is well known that EB-5 investors need to pay attention to maintaining their status after obtaining "Conditional Permanent Resident" ("CPR") or Lawful Permanent Resident ("LPR") status. If an investor loses their CPR status, their accompanying spouse and children will also lose their CPR status.

Immigrants Contribute 22% of New York's GDP
Recently, according to the World Journal, the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs (MOIA) of New York City released its first annual report on immigration in New York City titled "State of Our Immigrant City" on the 19th local time. The report details that immigrants contribute 22% of New York's GDP, with Chinese immigrants accounting for more than 10% of the city's immigrant population.

What are the advantages of immigrating to the United States for children's education?
Faced with a booming overseas economy and world-class education, more parents are choosing to send their children abroad for studies, and more families are choosing to immigrate. As a global benchmark for high-level educational development, the United States has naturally become one of the preferred choices. So, what are the actual advantages of immigrating to the U.S. and obtaining a Green Card for children's education?

Good News Continues to Pour In! Investors' I-526 Approvals Keep Coming!
Recently, the Columbus 90 Apartment EB-5 project, represented exclusively by the WorldWay Immigration Group as the chief agent in the Greater China region, welcomed a large number of investors whose I-526 applications were successfully approved.

Why is "Immigrate First, Study Later" So Popular?
It is well known that Chinese parents always have high expectations for their children and spare no effort to provide all possible conditions for their children to receive a better education, making their children more competitive in the future. Because of this, studying abroad is no longer the privilege of a few; more and more parents are choosing to send their children abroad early to receive a better education, and the age of students studying abroad is getting younger.

Popular Investment Destination New York: Tourist Numbers Reach New High for Eight Consecutive Years
Recently, the Mayor of New York City and the New York City Tourism and Convention Bureau announced that approximately 62.8 million tourists visited New York City in 2017, an increase of 2.3 million from 2016, marking a new high for both domestic and international visitors. This also represents the eighth consecutive year of growth for New York City's tourism industry.

USCIS Announces Acceptance of H-1B Applications for Fiscal Year 2019
The United States has implemented the H-1B non-immigrant work visa program since 1990. Currently, 65,000 regular visas and 20,000 visas for individuals with a master's degree or higher from a U.S. institution are allocated each year to facilitate employers in hiring skilled foreign labor. H-1B visa holders may work in the United States for three years, with the possibility of a one-time extension for a total of six years.

2018 Hurun Global Rich List: 9.1% are First-Generation Immigrants, Billionaires 'Favor' the United States!
Recently, the Hurun Research Institute released the 'Hurun Global Rich List 2018', with the wealth calculation cutoff date of January 31, 2018. This is the seventh consecutive year that the Hurun Research Institute has released the 'Global Rich List'. A total of 2,694 billionaires from 2,157 companies across 68 countries made the list, an increase of 437 people, reaching a historical high. The total wealth of the billionaires on the list...

A Major Development for the Year of the Dog: USCIS Releases New Mission Statement, Removing Reference to the U.S. as a "Nation of Immigrants"
As is well known, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is the federal agency responsible for processing immigrant and non-immigrant applications, managing the entry and exit of foreign nationals, and overseeing border patrol and related matters; it is also the core enforcement agency for U.S. immigration law. However, on February 22, the new mission statement released by USCIS omitted the phrase describing the United States as a "Nation of Immigrants."
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[Collection] The Difference Between Federal, State, and Local Taxes in the United States
The tax system in the United States is divided into federal, state, and local taxes. The tax reform promoted by President Trump and passed by Congress only includes federal taxes and does not involve state and local taxes. This is because state and local governments are not subordinate to the federal government, and the federal government has no authority over the affairs of state and local governments; state and local taxes are determined by the legislatures of each state and locality.



