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U.S. Green Card Review Tightens Again! New Public Charge Rule to Take Effect Soon
On July 16, 2026, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued a major announcement: The Department of Homeland Security has finalized the rule to rescind the 2022 "public charge" regulation. This rule is expected to take effect on September 18, 2026. This means: When applying for a Green Card in the future, USCIS will have greater discretionary authority in "public charge" reviews, no longer limited to the few benefit programs previously explicitly listed.
Sold out 4 times! Don't miss the 5th boutique EB-5 project collaboration
Great news: Another EB-5 project promoted by WorldWay has been highly sought after by the market! Recently, the EB-5 project "Sugarloaf Hilton Hotel, North Carolina," for which WorldWay served as the exclusive Greater China agent in its 4th collaboration with the multi-billion dollar PeachTree Group, has completely sold out! As the final spot for the project was successfully secured, the chapter for this legendary project has officially come to a successful conclusion!
Don't Let Your Children Lose at the "Status Starting Line"
Don't Let Your Children Lose at the "Status Starting Line" EB-5 Rural Project No-Visa-Retrogression Channel · Seize the "930" Window Sharing Session
930 Countdown to Fast-Track US Green Card
930 Countdown to Fast-Track US Green Card
Attention! New U.S. Immigration Signature Regulation Has Taken Effect
Previously, the new signature regulation issued by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) (for details, click to read the previous report by WorldWay: Quick Look! Two Major Changes to U.S. Immigration Applications), took effect on July 10, 2026, local time. In other words, for applications submitted on or after July 10, 2026, if U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) discovers an invalid signature after accepting the case, it may choose to reject the application or issue a denial decision directly, depending on the specific circumstances. Once a case is denied, it is generally considered to have completed processing, and the application fee may not be refunded.
H-1B approvals are up, so why is it harder for international students to stay?
As of the first nine months of fiscal year 2026, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has approved 273,026 H-1B "continuing employment" applications, which is very close to the high of 291,542 in the previous fiscal year. On the surface, this seems to contradict the Trump administration's policy direction of continuously tightening H-1B: while emphasizing the protection of local employment and raising the threshold for hiring, the volume of H-1B approvals is still rising.
H-1B/PERM Both Low: How Can Families Planning to Stay in the U.S. Change Their Strategy?
Recently, the Office of Foreign Labor Certification (OFLC) under the U.S. Department of Labor released foreign labor application data for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026. The data shows that PERM labor certification applications, which represent demand for employment-based immigration, and LCA applications, which reflect corporate willingness to hire H-1B employees, have both experienced varying degrees of slowdown.
Countdown to the "930" U.S. Fast-Track Green Card
Countdown to the "930" U.S. Fast-Track Green Card
Sudden Change for H-1B Path to U.S. Residency! Major PERM Rule Reform Proposed
The U.S. Department of Labor has recently officially scheduled the "most significant reform of the PERM permanent labor certification system in 20 years." This means that since the implementation of the PERM system in 2004, the underlying rules for U.S. employment-based immigrant green cards may be facing a systemic adjustment.
WorldWay EB-5 Project Dual Breakthrough: Fast Construction + Stable Approval
Recently, significant progress has been reported for the "Florida Lakeside Jewish Community" EB-5 rural project, in which WorldWay immigration clients have invested. According to the new report, home sales in the Florida Lakeside Jewish Community remain strong, the overall construction progress of the community continues to accelerate, key infrastructure and permitting milestones have been achieved ahead of schedule, and the first group of homeowners has entered the preparation phase for move-in. The project is steadily transitioning from the intensive construction phase to the delivery and realization phase.
Beware of Policy Changes After "9/30"! EB-5 Green Card Planning is Imminent
Whether for children's education, long-term residency, asset allocation, or global corporate development, U.S. residency impacts a family's future range of choices. As uncertainties regarding policy cycles, investment thresholds, and application timelines increase, the importance of early planning is becoming even more pronounced.
European Status Planning: Greece Provides an Optimal Solution
Greece is a choice that deserves special attention. It is a member of the European Union, a Schengen Area country, and a Eurozone country; it has a heating real estate market and mature international educational resources. For many families, allocating a property in Greece is not just about obtaining a European residence permit, but about establishing a European foothold in advance for children's education, family mobility, Euro-denominated assets, and future life.