Is there a new EB6 immigration bill in the United States?

As early as August 25 last year, USCIS (U.S. Immigration Services) issued an announcement saying that it was proposing a new policy to issue entry permits to foreign entrepreneurs - Parole (i.e. temporary residence in the United States). license) so that they can start or expand their business in the United States.

"Entrepreneurship immigration" has always been anticipated by the public because the United States lacks suitable visa categories for start-up companies. Although the H-1B visa can meet some needs, it has great obstacles, especially the lottery system.

The specific requirements are as follows:

* Hold at least 15% of the shares of the start-up company and actively participate in the operation of the company;

* The company has been established within the past three years. The business is founded in the United States and can demonstrate the potential for job creation and business development by:

1. The business has received at least $345,000 from qualified U.S. investors investment, the investor must have a history of successful investment;

2. Obtain incentives or grants of at least $100,000 from the federal, state, or local government;

3. Above One or both of the two points must be met, and any other credible evidence that demonstrates the startup’s potential for rapid growth and job creation.