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Did you know there are so many benefits to having a U.S. Green Card?
Future generations will naturally possess U.S. citizenship and can choose to change their nationality whenever they wish. Furthermore, holding a U.S. Green Card offers a wide range of benefits.
Residency Requirements After Obtaining a U.S. Green Card
There have been reports claiming that the U.S. federal government passed a resolution reducing the allowable period for U.S. Green Card holders to stay outside the country from six months to three months. Having verified this against the official websites of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and the White House, we have confirmed that these claims are baseless and false.
WorldWay Immigration Successfully Held the "Interpretation Conference on the U.S. Tax Reduction Storm and New Investment Immigration Policies"
WorldWay Immigration successfully held the "Interpretation Conference on the U.S. Tax Reduction Storm and New Investment Immigration Policies". Last weekend, WorldWay Immigration Group successfully hosted the conference in various locations including Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Qingdao. U.S. tax experts and WorldWay Immigration specialists were present to provide in-depth analysis of Trump's tax cuts and new investment immigration policies, attracting numerous investors...
It's Trending! Trump's Son Attends This School!
It's Trending! Trump's Son Attends This School! According to the latest news from the WorldWay Immigration Group's customer service center in Los Angeles, the 11-year-old son of U.S. President Trump, Barron, is gaining online popularity comparable to his father. After the current semester ends, Barron will move into the White House with his mother, Melania, and sources indicate that Barron will attend the prestigious and expensive St. Andrew's Episcopal School in suburban Maryland for the upcoming fall school year…
How are Private High Schools in the United States?
There are nearly 30,000 high schools in the United States, divided into public and private categories. Public high schools in the U.S. are generally funded by the government, are larger in scale, and typically have thousands of students. Private high schools in the U.S. generally serve grades 9-12 (equivalent to the last three years of high school in China) and are affiliated with private institutions or religious organizations, funded by private sources, catering to local or foreign students.
What to Do If You Lose Your U.S. Student Visa or Passport? (Replacement Guide)
What should you do if you lose your U.S. student visa or passport? For international students in the U.S., both the visa and passport are extremely important. Losing them accidentally can cause significant trouble. So, how should we handle this situation when we are forced to face it?
Tax Guide for U.S. Green Card Holders
Among the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, only the United States mandates that U.S. citizens must pay taxes to the country regardless of their place of residence. This requirement applies not only to U.S. citizens but also to U.S. permanent residents holding green cards. So how should U.S. investment immigrants comply with the rules and pay taxes legally? The Tax Guide for U.S. Green Card Holders is here!
A Guide to Buying School District Housing in the United States
U.S. law stipulates that all children, including those of undocumented parents, have the right to a free education as long as they reside within the school district. Public schools (including one year of kindergarten) are completely free through high school graduation.
June 2017 U.S. Family-Based Immigration Visa Bulletin
The U.S. Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs has released the visa bulletin for family-based immigration for June 2017.
How Does U.S. Immigration Law Determine Sham Marriages?
Marriage-based immigration to the United States is a shortcut to obtaining a U.S. Green Card. Consequently, cases of sham marriages have become frequent in recent years. Once an applicant is determined to have entered into a sham marriage, the consequences are severe. So, how does U.S. immigration law determine what constitutes a sham marriage?
Is there a residency requirement for immigration to the United States, and is it strict?
In simple terms, to maintain a U.S. Green Card (equivalent to Canada's Permanent Resident Card), one must enter the United States at least once every 180 days, and after residing in the U.S. for three years within a five-year period, one can apply for U.S. citizenship, thereby eliminating the residency requirement.
An Overview of US Home Purchase Closing Costs
Closing costs for home purchases vary across different states and regions in the United States. In this article, we use California as an example to introduce various fees. However, please note that minor fees and loan-related costs may differ during the actual transfer process. It is advisable to verify specific costs with your agent in practice.