While some people believe that U.S. immigration results in the a loss of American jobs, the truth based on extensive research shows that immigrants have positive benefits on both a domestic and global scale....
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When examining the countries of origin for investors in the EB-5 Program, there is one country that is the clear major player: China. Since 2011, China has made up 82% of the total world market share for EB-5 visas....
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A rising concern among EB-5 investors recently has been the increasing processing times for I-526 and I-829 petitions. According to the October 2016 Visa Bulletin, all EB-5 filing applications are current, with the exception of China....
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Franchises are a part of our everyday life. We have all gotten a cup of coffee at Dunkin' Donuts in the morning, booked a room at a Marriott hotel for our vacation, or grabbed a quick lunch from McDonald’s....
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Our last blog discussed the fraud rate of the EB-5 Program and concluded that despite a small number of high profile reports, the EB-5 program has been a net positive to the U.S. economy and local communities around the country....
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The article shed light on an important statistic found through a 2013 study : 42% of America’s top cancer researchers are immigrants....
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The purpose of this article is to provide a practitioner’s roadmap of the current EB-5 market in Brazil and to learn how to best approach it from the perspectives of both a regional center and an immigration law firm....
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Created by the United States government in an effort to attract foreign investment and boost economic growth and creation of jobs in the 1990’s, the EB-5 Visa Program only gained visibility and importance around the world in the last few years....
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Immigrant EB5 visas, for small business that create jobs in the US, have seen a spurt of interest in India with applications under this quota increasing 25% year over year, say sources. ...
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The H-1B program is critical as a way for employers to fill skill gaps and for really talented people to come to the United States,” said Ronil Hira, a professor at Howard University who studies visa programs....
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