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Adding Insult to Injury for H-1B Holders in the U.S.: Changes Ahead for H-4 Spouse Work Permits
H-1B-related policies are coming one after another. In early August, news that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) proposed to eliminate the "60-day grace period for unemployment" sparked widespread attention. Today, this proposal has completed review at the White House level, moving one step closer to the official publication of the proposed rule. Meanwhile, another policy directly affecting H-1B families has re-entered the regulatory agenda—DHS plans to consider eliminating eligibility for certain H-4 spouses to apply for EAD work permits. From the status buffer for H-1B holders following job loss to whether spouses can continue working, policy changes are extending beyond H-1B holders themselves to their entire families.
Full-Process Companionship! WorldWay Assists New U.S. Immigrant Families with School Visits and Enrollment
Once legal status is obtained and a family arrives in the United States, the real issues that need to be addressed are only just beginning. Which school should the children attend? What is the campus environment like? Are the courses suitable? How does the application process work? These may seem like mere "enrollment" questions, but for families just starting a new life in the U.S., they often impact subsequent residential arrangements, daily rhythms, and children's long-term growth.
Under the Alarm of a Double Countdown, Hardcore EB-5 Projects Help You Secure Your Green Card!
EB-5 is entering a "double countdown." Grandfather clause protections will expire on September 30, 2026; starting January 1, 2027, the investment threshold will also be adjusted upward. Seizing the "930" window and locking in the current investment threshold has become a key consideration for many families in their current immigration planning.
Exclusive Seminar by Partners of Renowned U.S. Immigration Law Firm - Shanghai Session
Exclusive Seminar by Partners of Renowned U.S. Immigration Law Firm - Shanghai Session
Exclusive Seminar by Partners of Renowned U.S. Immigration Law Firm - Shenzhen Session
Exclusive Seminar by Partners of Renowned U.S. Immigration Law Firm - Shenzhen Session
Exclusive Seminar by Partners of Renowned U.S. Immigration Law Firm: Getting Ahead in Your Immigration Journey - Beijing Session
Exclusive Seminar by Partners of Renowned U.S. Immigration Law Firm: Getting Ahead in Your Immigration Journey - Beijing Session
Exclusive Seminar by Partners of Renowned U.S. Immigration Law Firm: Strategic Planning for Residency
Exclusive Seminar by Partners of Renowned U.S. Immigration Law Firm: Strategic Planning for Residency
Solving the Challenges of Staying in the U.S. and Securing Legal Status Quickly
Solving the Challenges of Staying in the U.S. and Securing Legal Status Quickly
Policy Alert for 'Anchor Babies': A Green Card is the Trump Card for Family Planning
On April 1, local time, the U.S. Supreme Court held oral arguments regarding the Trump administration's executive order to restrict birthright citizenship. President Trump himself attended the hearing, becoming the first sitting U.S. president in history to attend oral arguments at the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is expected to reach a final verdict by the end of June or early July this year. On the surface, this is a legal dispute surrounding the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which was established in 1868: 'All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States.' However, for Chinese families, what is truly worth noting about this case is not whether Trump will win this time, but that it has once again exposed an increasingly realistic question: Is it still stable to bet the entire family's future on an 'anchor baby'?
Limited Time to Secure Your Spot! The EB-5 Deadline Approaches; Renowned U.S. Immigration Attorney to Provide Expert Guidance
For anyone aiming to secure U.S. residency and plan for their family's future, we are currently at a critical juncture. The EB-5 program is facing a race against time as the "9/30" deadline approaches. September 30, 2026, is no ordinary date; it is the ultimate expiration date for the EB-5 investment immigration grandfather clause. As the countdown intensifies, policy uncertainties, processing variables, and the challenge of rising costs loom large: the H-1B crisis, adjustments to I-526E processing rules, and the new $900,000 threshold are just around the corner. To wait is to miss out; to hesitate is to face skyrocketing costs! At such a pivotal moment, will you sit back and wait, or will you take proactive action?
Responsibility Embedded in Every Detail! Worldway Group Takes You for an On-Site Inspection of This EB-5 Project's Hardcore Quality
Recently, Dr. Winner Xing, Chairman of Worldway Group, traveled to North Carolina, USA, to conduct a third on-site inspection of the "University City Hilton Hotel" EB-5 project. During this visit, Worldway Group not only focused on the project's operational performance but also went inside the hotel to gain a more intuitive understanding of its true quality and comfort, examining details such as room design, accessibility features, and the family stay experience.
New 2026 World University Rankings Revealed: Educational Competition Is Identity Competition
Recently, QS released the 2026 World University Rankings by Subject! This ranking provides a comparative analysis of the performance of over 1,900 universities across 100 countries and regions in 55 academic disciplines. Additionally, it evaluated five broad subject areas (Arts and Humanities, Engineering and Technology, Life Sciences and Medicine, Natural Sciences, and Social Sciences and Management). The results once again confirm the dominant position of U.S. universities. In this ranking, U.S. institutions maintain a clear lead. U.S. universities ranked first in 37 out of the 55 disciplines, far surpassing other countries. Among them, Harvard University performed the most impressively, ranking first globally in 17 disciplines, an increase of two top-ranked subjects compared to last year; the Massachusetts Institute of Technology followed closely, ranking first globally in 12 disciplines.