How to immigrate to America easily?

In order to stay in the United States or immigrate to the United States, many people are reluctant to invest in immigration through EB-5, because they need 500,000 US dollars, plus various expenses of 60,000 to 80,000 US dollars, and they have to wait in time. The most important thing is not necessarily success. In recent years, there have been frequent cases of investment immigration fraud in the United States, and the number of people consulting EB-5 investment immigrants has decreased significantly. It is not easy to get EB- 1C when working in America. There are strict regulations on work experience, management experience, tax payment, salary, the scale of the enterprise you work for, the industry counterparts of American companies, and why Americans are not competent. Of course, marriage immigration is a shortcut. But you need to gamble on your marriage.

Now Trump's immigration policy is getting stricter and stricter, and he is ready to adopt preferential immigration. Rich or talented elites, poor and incompetent people are excluded from the United States. So it is not easy to immigrate to America now.

But now I am using Trump's preferential immigration rules. How can I easily stay in the United States? The secret turned out to be this: start a business in the United States, pay taxes in the United States, and then find an immigration lawyer to handle it. 20 16 I am in the United States, and a Christian immigration lawyer in Philadelphia told me that I should file tax returns in the United States every year and apply for a free American green card in a few years. I basically went to the local Christian church in the United States, and I got acquainted with some people after a long time. This was introduced by Sister Lin in Philadelphia. She and her family were in the United States many years ago and have got a green card. One of her friends, the old man Wei, is about to be repatriated to China. She entrusted a lawyer to handle it and later got a green card. Teacher Wei also renovated my friend's company in the United States in the summer of 20 16. I've been in contact with it and learned about it in detail. This method is suitable for those who have not come back in the United States in recent years. If you are a business owner and earn money in the mainland, this method is not applicable.

Now, this secret is getting more and more favorable. On February 4, 20 17, 17, the US Immigration Bureau announced the implementation of the International Entrepreneur Rules (IER) and began to accept applications for temporary entry permit (parole) submitted by foreign entrepreneurs. The Regulation on Foreign Entrepreneurs was first published in the Federal Gazette on August 26th, 20 16 during the administration of President Obama. The final version of the Regulation was published on October 20th17 10, allowing foreign entrepreneurs who meet certain conditions to obtain temporary entry permits, that is, temporary residence permits in the United States, so as to facilitate their business or expansion in the United States. According to the above provisions, the Immigration Bureau will have the right to issue entry permits to foreign entrepreneurs of newly established companies who meet certain conditions. If the Immigration Bureau determines that these people will stay in the United States, it will be beneficial to the economic development and job creation in the United States. Eligible foreign entrepreneurs can apply for entry permits for the first two years and temporarily live legally in the United States in order to supervise and manage their companies in the United States. After two years, if the applicant meets further requirements, he can apply for an entry permit for another three years.

The Regulations on Foreign Entrepreneurs was originally scheduled to take effect on July 17, 1965. However, after President Trump took office, he promulgated a series of new immigration policies, requiring the Immigration Bureau to tighten the examination of temporary permits. The Immigration Bureau issued the final rules on July 1 1, 2065, and postponed the effective date of the regulations on foreign entrepreneurs to March 14, 2008, so that the Immigration Bureau could have time to review the regulations on foreign entrepreneurs and, if necessary, issue suggestions to cancel the regulations on foreign entrepreneurs. After that, the Immigration Bureau was brought to court, and the U.S. District Court of Columbia ruled on 20 17 12 1 that the Immigration Bureau's delay in implementing the final provisions of the Regulations on Foreign Entrepreneurs was invalid. It is precisely because of the judgment of this court that the Immigration Bureau announced the implementation of the Regulations on Foreign Entrepreneurs. However, while announcing the start of the implementation of the Regulations on Foreign Entrepreneurs, the Immigration Bureau also indicated that it will continue to prepare for the proposal to cancel the Regulations on Foreign Entrepreneurs, and has entered the final preparatory stage.

Foreign entrepreneurs stipulate that eligible applicants can apply for entrepreneur parole through I-94 1 and apply for the first temporary entry permit for two years. According to the description in the form I-94 1, the application fee is $65,438+$0,200 plus the fingerprint fee of $85. Due to the large amount of information required for application review, the form I-94 1 is 15 pages long. According to the instructions of the Immigration Bureau, the form I-94 1 can be used for three purposes: 1. Temporary entry permit for two years before application; 2. Apply for extension of temporary entry permit for up to 3 years; 3. Notify the Immigration Bureau of any application for amendment of major changes.

After the Immigration Bureau issued the above notice, the American Association of Immigration Lawyers (AILA) issued a message, pointing out that some instructions in the form I-94 1 were inconsistent with the provisions of the final version issued in June 20 17. For example, Form I-94 1 stipulates that foreign entrepreneurs need to own 15% of the equity of the new company when applying for the first time, and 10% of the equity of the new company when applying for extension. According to the final version of the regulations for foreign entrepreneurs, foreign entrepreneurs need to own the equity of the new company 10% when applying for extension. Form I-94 1 shows the evidence of companies established in the past three years, while the final version stipulated by foreign entrepreneurs needs the evidence of companies established in the past five years. According to I-94 1 form, foreign entrepreneurs must obtain a total of $654.38 million from the government or $345,000 from qualified investors in the past year, but according to the final version of the regulations for foreign entrepreneurs, this time period is 18 months instead of one year, and the investment from qualified investors is $250,000 instead of $34.5.

In addition, although the spouses and children of foreign entrepreneurs can submit their I- 13 1 travel documents at the same time as the main applicant, it seems that the revised I- 13 1 form has not been published on the website of the Immigration Bureau. The Immigration Lawyers Association has shown the above information to the Immigration Bureau and will report to you after receiving the reply from the Immigration Bureau.

The above is the news that the Immigration Bureau began to implement the Regulations on Foreign Entrepreneurs, allowing qualified foreign entrepreneurs to submit I-94 1 temporary entry permit applications to the Immigration Bureau. It is worth noting that the Immigration Bureau is actively preparing to issue a proposal to cancel the regulations on foreign entrepreneurs when it begins to receive the application for temporary entry permit for I-94 1 entrepreneurs submitted by foreign entrepreneurs, so it has entered the final preparation stage, so at this stage, it can only be said that the future of the regulations on foreign entrepreneurs is uncertain. Please pay close attention to the next development of immigration.