Soon there will be a presidential election in the United States, what changes will the program expect if the more open to immigration Biden or less open Trump wins?
Read MoreThe US Immigration Fund has announced the long-awaited approval of the 1568 Broadway project I-924 in New York. The first approvals for its I-526 investors were also received.
Read MoreA record number of Americans are renouncing their US citizenship, according to a New York accounting firm.
Read MoreThe United States of America stated that they were prepared to provide a 60-day grace period to H1B visa applicants, as well as green card applicants who were given notifications to submit various documents.
Read MoreFederal migration officials have signed a $ 22.5 million foreign investment loan to support the renovation plan for the University of New Jersey West Campus.
Read MoreIn the light of recent events, the President of the United States of America made an announcement about the suspension of the issuance of visas to foreigners. But this does not apply to all. EB-5 visas will continue to work, however, with some changes:
Read MoreDue to the current unstable situation, many states are forced to change the rules for issuing passports, and even suspend the process. We have gathered some of the latest breaking news on the subject.
Read MoreRecent changes to the EB-5 immigrant investor program such as an increase in investment and an increase in processing time have led international investors to look for other options. An alternative and best option for such investors looking for ways to invest in the US for immigration benefits is Citizenship by Investment Programs (CIP) with the possibility to obtain an E-2 visa.
Read MoreThe Trump administration is considering a controversial proposal: expanding the program and increasing the number of visas issued to wealthy foreigners who are willing to invest in the US economy. With this step, the president is going to strengthen the shaken economy due to the outbreak of coronavirus.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, on Capitol Hill, President Donald Trump set the 0% payroll tax rate for workers and employers, which will remain in force until the end of this year.
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