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No limits for children's education in the U.S., a Green Card is the winning move!
The advantages of U.S. education stem from a mature and diverse educational ecosystem: from the public school system in the basic education stage to renowned university resources in the higher education stage, and further to research, internship, employment, and long-term development opportunities, the United States has long maintained its global leading appeal.
Countdown to the September 30th U.S. Expedited Green Card
Countdown to the September 30th U.S. Expedited Green Card
EB-5 project opening soon, WorldWay investors' I-526E all approved!
Recently, the "Hawaii Curio Collection Resort" EB-5 rural project, introduced to investors by WorldWay, has achieved several substantive milestones. The project is about to commence operations, and the status approval process for WorldWay clients is also progressing steadily.
Sprint to 9/30: Secure your U.S. Green Card entry ticket
Sprint to 9/30: Secure your U.S. Green Card entry ticket
Final Ruling! Trump's Executive Order Restricting Birthright Citizenship Rejected
The highly anticipated controversy surrounding U.S. "birthright citizenship" has reached a new development. On June 30, 2026, local time, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6:3 to reject the Trump administration's executive order attempting to restrict birthright citizenship. This means that the U.S. "birthright citizenship" provision, which has been in place for over 150 years, remains in effect.
Another New U.S. Immigration Rule Implemented! May Affect Millions
According to the final rule recently released by the DHS, some non-U.S. citizens residing in the United States who have not previously completed an official immigration registration record may be required to submit personal information to the federal government and complete biometric data collection, including fingerprinting, as required.
Want to send your child to study in the US? The status threshold is very realistic
From international schools, standardized testing, and background enhancement to undergraduate studies, graduate school, and internships in the United States, families invest not only money but also time, resources, and expectations for their children's future. In the past, many families believed that as long as their children were outstanding enough to get into good schools, join good companies, and develop their careers in the United States, it would be a relatively clear path.
Strength Realized! Many WorldWay EB-5 Clients Successfully Obtain Green Cards
Recently, a group of immigration clients of WorldWay who invested in the "Florida Lakeside Jewish Community" EB-5 project received the joyous news of their I-485 approvals, with many investors successfully obtaining their U.S. Green Cards. At the same time, a large number of clients have successively received their "small green cards" (Combo Card), granting them advance work authorization and travel permits in the United States.
International students in the U.S. without status are "running naked" amidst major company layoffs!
In the past, many believed that as long as one entered a prestigious university, found a good job, and joined a major tech company, they could stay in the U.S. step-by-step along the path of OPT, H-1B, and employer-sponsored green cards. However, in recent years, from tech companies to large enterprises, layoffs, business restructuring, and job adjustments have been occurring constantly, and the traditional path to staying in the U.S. is facing more realistic challenges.
Step-by-Step Success! Another EB-5 Project Client Achieves Consecutive Wins
Against the backdrop of the continued dividends from the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act, multiple batches of investors in this project have successfully received their "Combo Card," and some investors have also had their I-526E applications approved. Among them, some investors took only about 8 months from filing their I-526E to receiving approval, taking a solid step forward in their family's long-term U.S. residency planning.
OPT/H-1B changes again, how can students in the U.S. save themselves?
Study in the U.S., accumulate work experience through OPT after graduation, then apply for an H-1B work visa, and subsequently have the employer initiate a green card application. While this path is not easy, it has at least been relatively clear, making it the default long-term plan for many international students and their families. However, a U.S. Representative recently introduced the "2026 American White-Collar Worker Employment Act," once again bringing new uncertainty to this traditional path.
Missing September 30, 2026: What variables does the EB-5 green card face?
Currently, the U.S. EB-5 investment immigration program is entering a complex policy cycle. Changes in visa policies, uncertainties in status adjustment, and the upcoming September 30, 2026, deadline for the "grandfather clause" are collectively prompting more and more families to re-evaluate their U.S. residency planning.