Potential Jobs for EB2 NIW
In order for an applicant to be eligible to file an EB2 NIW petition with the USCIS, he/she must have an “advanced degree or “exceptional ability” in the sciences, arts, or business. In addition to this criterion, the applicant needs to be able to demonstrate that employment is being sought out in an area of substantial intrinsic merit to the United States. Fortunately, this is actually quite basic in proving to the USCIS. Virtually all jobs that exist provide some form of intrinsic value to the national interest that can be applied on a national scale. An excellent example of a normal job that falls under this category would be a highway engineer. In this example, the engineer would work exclusively designing and repairing certain parts of the freeway connecting Northern Los Angeles to the South Bay counties. Here, it can be successfully argued that the work this employment completed affected the national transportation for countless Los Angeles civilians travelling to and from the city every day. And because all the freeways in the United States are linked together into one large network, all of the United States benefited from this employment.
Every single NIW application is judged on the applicant’s individual merits, however the ultimate burden of proof always lies on the applicant himself to establish that a labor certification would be unnecessary. The entire labor certification process exists in order to protect the jobs and opportunities for workers already living in the United States that have similar qualifications. In order to battle this dilemma, the UCSIS requires that every applicant demonstrate why he or she would serve the national interest of the United States substantially greater than that of a U.S. worker with the same minimum background.
Unfortunately, these and many other small hurdles can be quite time consuming and difficult without a properly experienced immigration attorney. Here at Buda Law Group, our team works diligently to ensure that the application is prepared in full and looking its absolute best before being sent off to the USCIS.
If any further questions exist, they will gladly be answered by the team here at Buda Law Group.
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June 2013 Visa Bulletin Announcement
About a week ago the Visa Bulletin was released by the UCSIS. The cut off dates for India and China were announced and are as follows: EB2 for India is September and EB2 for China is August. The main impact of this announcement is that since Chinese dates have moved, India can consume all spill over applications that full under EB2. The following is a Visa Bulleting Prediction from the USCIS:
Employment Second
Worldwide: Current
China: Up to two months
India: At this time it appears that the availability of “otherwise unused” Employment Second preference numbers will allow for movement of this cut-off date in August and/or September. It is expected that such movement will generate heavy new applicant demand, primarily by those who are upgrading their status from the Employment Third preference category. A sustained level of heavy demand could impact the cut-off date at some point during fiscal year 2014.
This announcement indicates that the DOS is following a completely different strategy this year. At this rate, all dates are being moved in one month increments, which indicate an entirely different array of application activity for attorneys throughout the country. Currently, the status of immigration deadlines and appointment announcements are in new waters, with no stability in sight. The only option is to wait patiently and watch.
In any case, the entire team at Buda Law Group is fully prepared and equipped to deal with your EB2 Application regardless of the deadlines and pressure set forth by the government.
If any further questions exist, they will gladly be answered by the team here at Buda Law Group.
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EB1 Qualifications
The EB1 Extraordinary Ability application process carries a double standard: It has both a much higher standard for approval, whilst maintaining a higher proportion of approvals for qualifying applicants. This particular category is quite popular amongst Indian and Chinese applicants. What differentiates EB1’s from the EB2 NIW category is the fact that the application is current and not backlogged. For Indian and Chinese nationals, an EB1 application means they can obtain US residency (green card) in a matter of weeks or months because the EB1 category is current and not backlogged or delayed.
Extraordinary ability does not imply that an advanced degree is required. For applicants that have more artistic accomplishments there are categories that cover their backgrounds. An applicant specializing academically can make up for a lack of having a certain advanced degree by demonstrating a large volume of impactful research viewed on a national and/or international scale (Scientific conferences, conventions, etc.) More times than not, USCIS will agree with these petitions in a very timely and efficient manner if the application follows regular USCIC procedures and standards.
In order to qualify for this particular EB1category, the applicant must show documentation in three of the following areas:
- Receipt of lesser nationally or internationally recognized prizes or awards for excellence;
- Membership in associations in the field that demand outstanding achievement of their members, as judged by recognized national or international experts;
- Published material about the alien in professional or major trade publications;
- Evidence that the alien is a judge of the work of others in the field;
- Evidence of the alien’s original contributions of major significance to the field;
- Authorship of scholarly articles;
- Display of the alien’s work at artistic exhibitions or showcases;
- Evidence the alien has performed in a leading or critical role for organizations that have a distinguished reputation;
- Evidence that the alien commands a high salary in relation to others in the field; or
- Evidence of commercial success in the performing arts.
At Buda Law Group, we handle the entire application process for you and guarantee the highest level quality of work to ensure your application gets approved in the fastest way possible. Any and all proactive steps that exist will be taken, and that is our pledge.
If any further questions exist, they will gladly be answered by the team here at Buda Law Group.
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中国移民选择EB5和L1签证之比较
近期中国人对移民美国兴趣盎然，过去十年间来自中国人的签证申请呈现出稳定的近乎指数级的增长。可喜的是，中国人有很多选择移民美国。美国移民局有两项选择值得大家认真考虑：L1签证和EB5签证。 L1签证 L-1公司内派遣签证意为允许在某国，比如中国，经营的公司开设或者取得美国分支机构，并派遣两名关键雇员赴美经营管理业务。这两名符合条件的雇员即可获得L-1签证。L-1a签证的申请人必须在之前三年内在该派遣其赴美的外国公司里连续工作过一个完整年度。 一旦L-1a签证被获准，持有人将会符合EB-1c跨国公司经理人绿卡。由于此类EB-1的申请条件几乎和L-1a签证的要求一致，所以这不是个牵强的方案。为了合规，驻美经理人必须对其人事管理和各类监管职责记录在案。总体上，这对那些在国际企业中担任重要工作的申请人而言是个绝好的选择。并且这一方案的条件与EB-1c的规定是一致的，使得通向永久居留绿卡的道路十分可行。 EB5签证 EB-5签证计划更为直接并且更有保障。申请人出资50万美元（在某些非低收入地区要求为100万美元），可以申请签证。其他的重要条件是必须创造十个稳定合法的全职工作。 美国移民局支持全美众多的区域中心，它们都擅长为投资者找到理想的商业项目。申请过程是枯燥乏味的，但其结果是创立一个重要企业，为其所在的社区创造众多之前并不存在且稳定的新就业机会。总体而言，作为一个潜在的经济刺激，EB-5签证期望世界财富涌入这些区域中心并为经济状况不佳的人群创造各种就业机会。 谢谢阅读。 我是约翰.布达，我从事EB5投资类和L1企业创立类的美国永久居留申请工作。请点击http://budalawgroup.net/contact-us-immigration-lawyer/ 索要具体信息。 联系方式：Read MoreHome[email protected]
Chinese Immigrants: EB5 v. L1 Visa Option
Recently there has been a huge surge of interest by China in immigrating to the United States. The visa applications from Chinese applicants have been increasing nearly exponentially at a consistent level for the past decade. Fortunately, there are a lot of options available to the Chinese population. Two particularly popular options that are worth consideration for serious applicants are the L1 and EB5 visa options offered by the USCIS.
L1 Visa Option:
The L-1 intra-company transferee visa is designed in order to allow a company doing business in a Country like China to open or acquire an American subsidiary location, and transfer two vital employees to operate and manage the business in the United States. The idea being that the two employees can obtain L-1 visas if they qualify. An L-1a visa applicant must have worked at least one complete, continuous year during the previous three years for the foreign business that is transferring him/her to the U.S.
Once an L-1 visa is granted, the holder has a right to qualify for the EB-1c multinational manager green card. This is not a farfetched strategy considering that the requirements to qualify for such an EB-1 green card are virtually equivalent to L-1A visa requirements. In order to comply, the manager of the facility in the United States must document his personnel management and various supervisory responsibilities. Overall, this is a great option for applicants that are major employees in international companies, and fortunately this option coincides with EB-1c regulations making it a pretty feasible path towards permanent residency.
EB5 Visa Option:
The EB-5 visa program is far more direct and more reasonably guaranteed. For a $500,000 ($1 million if not in a low income area), an applicant may qualify for a visa. The other major requirement for this option is to create ten stable and legal full-time jobs.
The UCSIS sponsors countless regional centers nationally that specialize in matching up investors with their ideal businesses. The application process is tedious, but the result is creating a vital community business that creates numerous new and stable jobs, where none existed before. Overall, the EB-5 visa option exists as a potential economic stimulant, in the hopes that the world’s wealthy will flock to these regional centers and create numerous jobs that countless members of the financial lower class will take advantage of.
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Read MoreРусские инвестиции в Соединенных Штатах
Недавний европейский финансовый кризис, точнее кризис на Кипре, где содержалась большая часть российских инвестментов, заставила богатых российских инвесторов искать другие места. Растущим интересом стала пользоваться идея вложения в недвижимость в США. Дорогие вложения в произведения искусства и машины понемногу потеряли в цене, а интерес на доходных банковских счетах (по крайней мере легальных) упал до таких низких пределов, что практически никто больше не вкладывает деньги таким образом. Прямым следствием этого и явился рост интереса к рынку недвижимости, который как показывают последние наблюдения неуклонно растет.
В результате россияне начали вкладываться и подписываться на огромные сделки в в области коммерческой недвижимости, такой как гигантские магазинные комплексы и отели, становясь финансовыми партнерами В прежние времена банки требовали не более 20% стоимости проекта в наличных деньгах, теперь же они просят более 50%. Такой ненормальный рост вызвал состязательный интерес самых богатых российских олигархов. Одна из множества причин их растущего интереса, конечно, – возможность избежать хищного взгляда путинских финансовых государственных органов жаждущих использовать эти инвестионные фонды для выкупа Кипра и т.п.
К счастью для наших заинтересованных потенциальных инвесторов, желающих потратить свои деньги на свое усмотрение, Соединенные Щтаты предлагают пока еще малоизвестную программу “EB-5 Investment Visa Program” (Инвестиционная Визовая Программа ЕВ-5)ю В кратце, эта программа позволяет инвестору, заинтересованному в получении права на постоянное место жительства (грин карты) для себя и свой семьи, возможность вложить один миллион долларов (или пол-миллиона в целевой негородской зоне развития рабочих мест) в бизнес в США, создав при этом по крайней мере 10 рабочих мест. Можно создавать свой собственный бизнес, при тех же требованиях к созданным рабочим местам. Правительство спонсирует бесчисленные региональные центры, помогающие инвесторам выбрать программу по вкусу и финансовым возможностям. Эти центры предлагают вкладывать в торговые центры, гостиницы, приюты и съемное жилье.
Так или иначе, программа предлагает варианты схожие с теми, которые инвесторы выбрали бы и так, решив вложиться в американскую экономику. Так почему же не получить при этом еще и грин карту?
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Read MoreRussian Investment in the United States
Recently, Europe’s financial crisis, or more specifically Cyprus, which holds an overwhelming majority of Russian investments, has caused wealthy Russian investors to look elsewhere. One of the growing interests of Russian investors has become real estate in the United States. Expensive commodities like art and cars do little but depreciate in value daily, and saving accounts (at least the legal ones) have dropped to such staggeringly low interest rates that virtually no money is to be seen going that route. As a direct consequence, several wealthy Russians have begun to step into the real estate market, which by all recent accounts has been steadily and consistently on the rise.
The outcome is that Russians have begun to invest and sign in on huge commercial real-estate deals as financing partners, including everything from shopping malls to hotels. Beforehand, banks used to ask for a maximum of 20% of an entire projects value in cash, but now they are asking for over 50%. This enormous aggregation has caused the rallying interest of several of Russia’s most wealthy oligarchs. One of the many reasons for this rising interest is of course to escape the financial prying eyes of Putin’s government, which will essentially use that investment money to help fund Cyprus’s bailout, and many more.
Luckily for this particular set of potential interested investors that would like to see their money spent elsewhere, the United States offers a fairly unknown program known as the EB-5 Investment Visa Program. In summary, the program allows any investor interested in receiving permanent residency for themselves and their families, the opportunity to invest $1 million dollars (or $500,000 in an urban targeted employment area) in a United States business that creates 10 or more jobs. These investments can also expand to creating their own businesses in the states, so long as the job requirement is fulfilled. The government sponsors countless Regional Centers that help investors choose the program that suits their personal financial needs and interests. These centers offer investments that range anywhere from shopping malls and hotels, to hospitality and apartment living facilities.
In any case, the program offers some of the very same opportunities that investors look for in the first place when investing in the United States, so why not reap the added benefit of residency?
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Changes to the U.S. Visa Application Process for Chinese Applicants
As of March 16th, 2013, Consulate General Guangzhou for the United States has implemented changed to the U.S. Visa Application process. As part of an intensive effort on both China and the U.S., a new system for new visa appointments, document delivery, and fee collecting will be set in place. The changes apply to both new and current applicants. The following instructions will be delivered to all applicants prior to their interview:
- Visit http://ustraveldocs.com and register a document pick-up location, which can be done by clicking the “select document delivery address” option. Failure to properly register before the scheduled interview results in a deferral of the application.
- The next step will be to schedule an appointment. Once you are registered at http://ustraveldocs.com, scheduling an appointment can be done by clicking the “schedule my appointment” tab.
- Once an appointment has been properly scheduled, the instruction packet for both regular and K visa applicants must be downloaded. The instructional packet can be downloaded by clicking the “Prepare Documents” tab. The instructional packet will contain all required documents for the interview.
- Every applicant needs to complete medical examination and be fully vaccinated by a designated physician no less than two weeks before the scheduled interview. This letter will be required by the physician.
- Finally, as a reminder, every applicant should come to the scheduled interview on time with a copy of this letter and all required documents. Any failure to do so will once again result in a deferral in the application process.
Any questions regarding the application process can be answered at http://guangzhou.usembassy-china.org.cn/immigrant-visa-unit-question.html. If any further questions exist, they will gladly be answered by the team here at Buda Law Group and China Marriage 101.
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Read MoreGuest Blog: Sweeping Immigration Reform Just Around the Corner
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Both President Obama and Congress are giving high priority to what Obama calls “comprehensive immigration reform”. The White House has drafted major changes to immigration policy, including a program that would allow the country’s estimated 11 million illegal immigrants to apply for a to-be-created “Lawful Prospective Immigrant” visa, and to earn permanent resident status within eight years. If granted a visa, they would be able to apply for the same status for their spouse or children not living in the US.
Obama has been supportive of members in both chambers of Congress who have been drafting their own immigration bills, but has warned, “If Congress is unable to move forward in a timely fashion, I will send up a bill based on my proposal and insist that they vote on it right away.”
A bipartisan group of representatives in the House has also been working on an immigration plan – one that most political pundits feel has a greater likelihood of succeeding than the President’s. The so-called “Gang of Eight” – four Republications and four democrats – have been hammering out a 10-to-15-year plan that would also allow citizenship for illegal immigrants. According to Republican Rep. John Carter, the group is “very, very close to having a finished product.”
Under Obama’s proposal, immigrants who have been convicted of an offense leading to a prison term of one year or more, or of three or more crimes resulting in 90 days in jail would not qualify for the proposed visa. Nor would anyone who committed an offense outside of the country that would have resulted in their being inadmissible to (or removable from) the US. After eight years, those immigrants who can speak English, have learned about the history and government of the country, and paid their back taxes can apply for US citizenship.
It’s believed that the Gang of Eight’s bill would require illegal immigrants to register with Homeland Security, have no serious criminal record, catch up on unpaid income taxes and pay a fine. Immigrants would be allowed to work once granted probationary status, but would not be eligible for federal public benefits, including unemployment insurance. It’s understood that the probationary status before immigrants would be eligible for a green card would last at least ten years.
Speaking at a Las Vegas High School in January 2013, Obama said that three principles that should be included in any immigration reform are border security, a path to citizenship for current undocumented immigrants, and easier immigration for immigrants with science and technology skills.
“For comprehensive immigration reform to work, it must be clear from the outset that there is a pathway to citizenship,” said Obama. “We’ve got to lay out a path – a process that includes passing a background check, paying taxes, paying a penalty, learning English, and then going to the back of the line, behind all the folks who are trying to come here legally.”
The proposed reforms are similar to those proposed by President Bush in 2007, but defeated by the Senate. And some compare them to President Reagan’s attempt at immigration reform. The 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act was largely considered a failure, and is likely the reason current proposed policies are avoiding the use of the “A” word – amnesty – and emphasizing border security. Reagan’s reforms granted amnesty to almost 3 million illegal immigrants, and promised – but never delivered – beefed up border control.
But the time may be right for the immigration reforms about to be introduced, either by Congress or by the White House. The Public Religion Research Institute released the results of an opinion poll in mid-March that showed 63 percent of respondents in favor of granting citizenship to qualified illegal immigrants. A Fox News poll released around the same time found 72 percent of respondents in favor of a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants who could speak English and pass a background check. In the Fox poll, a larger proportion of Democrats (82 percent) were in favor a pathway to citizenship than of Republicans (63 percent).
While not everyone can agree what immigration reform should look like, most agree that it is long overdue.
UPDATE NOTE: A Bill was introduced by the US Senate last week which introduced many of the ideas in this article, including the path to Citizenship.
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EB5 Southern California Regional Center Information
When the EB-5 program was created, the original purpose of the program was for the applying investor to create a brand new commercial business that supported or established 10 jobs. However, after having little success, the government established a pilot program which would help applicants with this task. The Pilot Program offered through the USCIS allows for investments to be streamlined into a business that already generates plenty of employment opportunities. The program accomplishes this through a “Regional Center” which functions as an independently managed investment hub which takes on the responsibility of making or finding jobs with the investment provided. The Pilot Program was originally scheduled to conclude functioning in September, 2012. Fortunately, at the end of the term, President Obama signed into law a provision lengthening the Pilot Program for another three years.
The USCIS regulates a long list of approved EB5 Regional Centers organized State by State. As of 2012, there are 218 centers spread out across the United States, of which 49 are located in California.
Here is a very small list offering some examples of popular Regional Centers in the greater Los Angeles Area – Southern California Area and the primary industries they support:
Los Angeles Regional Center
This regional center is located inside a TEA (Targeted Employment Area), meaning that investors that are interested in working with this center qualify for a significantly reduced investment capital of only $500,000. All the projects from the investment are recommended and managed by American Dream Fund, LLC. The focus of this regional center lies in manufacturing plants, hospitals and medical buildings, real estate property, assisted living homes, and hotels.
USA Continental Regional Center, LLC
One of the primary funds provided by the USA Continental Regional Center was established primarily to provide direct investments into the Antelope Square Shopping Center, which is comprised of 51,000 square feet and includes two fast food restaurants. The shopping center is located in Murrieta, California, nestled in between San Diego and Los Angeles. This zone has been certified by the USCIS as a Targeted Employment Area. Some of the industries that this center supports include Offices, Shopping Centers, Hotels, Health facilities, and Assisted Living homes.
YK America Regional Center
YK American Regional Center focuses primarily on commercial business. This center has commitments from some major brands including Wal-Mart, Lowe’s, Costco, and Target. This regional center offers over an impressive 1 million square feet of commercial real estate space for some of these major stores. YK plans on constructing 9 of these mentioned buildings, not including offices and food establishments. The objective for the regional center is the creation of several new jobs in the area. Some of the industries that this regional center is involved in include Shopping Centers, Food Establishments, Hotels, Manufacturing facilities and Offices.
California Pacific Group Regional Center
This Regional Center is located in Los Angeles County. Its primary focus is on the Retail Food Service Industry, Offices, Residential and Hotel Real Estate, and Hospitality.
FDIUS Regional Center
This Regional Center is located in Central Los Angeles. The primary focus for this center is Real Estate Development and the Retail Food Service Industry.
Invest LA Regional Center, LLC
This Regional Center is located in both Los Angeles and Orange County. The primary focus for this regional center is Commercial Real Estate Development.
Regional Center Properties, Inc.
This Regional Center represents Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange, and San Diego Counties. The primary focus for this Regional Center group is shopping center development.
Alliance Regional Center / Oasis Growth Partners LLC
This Regional Center is located in Imperial County. The focus for this center is Hospitality, Retail Shopping Centers, Dining, Professional Office Buildings, and Commercial Establishments.
American Life Development Company LLC.
This Regional Center is located in Riverside County. The primary focus for this group is Hotel, Spa, and Equestrian Center Development.
American Logistics [International] Regional Center
This Regional Center represents South Central Los Angeles (with emphasis on Carson, Compton, Lynwood, Longbeach, Wilmington, Willowbrook, and Rancho Dominguez communities.) This center’s primary service is a U.S. Customs approved Centralized Examination Station, which concentrates on Customs bonded warehouse services.
American Redevelopment Regional Center
This Regional Center represents the counties of San Bernardino, Riverside, and Los Angeles. The primary focus of this center is Commercial and Retail Development.
California Energy Investment Center
This Regional Center represents the counties of Merced, Fresno, Kings, Tulare, Kern, San Bernardino, San Benito, Riverside, and Imperial. The primary focus for this center is in alternative energy technology, including but not limited to fossil fuel, solar power, biomass, wing, geothermal, water, and environmental.
California Military Bases (CMB) Export LLC.
This Regional Center operates throughout the entire state of California. The primary focus for this center is the redevelopment of former military bases.
California Pacific Group Regional Center
This Regional Center is located in Los Angeles County. The focus for this center is in Retail Food Service, Offices, Residential, and Hotel Hospitality.
Dos Lagos Regional Center LLC
This Regional Center operates in Riverside County. The primary focus for this group is Retail Food Services and Professional Office Space.
El Monte Regional Center
This Regional Center is located in El Monte. This center’s primary focus is on mixed use transit development.
Green Energy Regional Center, LLC (GERC)
This Regional Center operates throughout all of California. It focuses on Solar Panel Manufacturing and Installation.
Imperial Regional Center
This Regional Center is located in Heber and other areas around Imperial County. The focus of this center is in mixed use commercial projects focused on retail, wholesale, dining, hospitality, and entertainment.
Invest LA Regional Center, LLC.
This Regional Center operates in Los Angeles and Orange County. The primary focus of this center is Commercial Real Estate Development.
M&D Regional Center, LLC.
This Regional Center operates in the counties of Los Angeles, San Bernardino, and Orange. The focus of this center is mixed use commercial and residential projects.
Regional Center Management Los Angeles
This Regional Center is located in Los Angeles. Its focus is on commercial/industrial development with governmental agencies and non-profits. Typical projects include renovation of public facilities and obsolete buildings. This center also invests in lending institutions.
US Commercial Regional Center
This Regional Center operates in Los Angeles, Orange, and San Diego County. The focus of this center lies in Retail, Restaurant, Office, Entertainment, Industrial, Hospitality, and Mixed Use development.
US Employment Development Lending Center, LLC.
This Regional Center operates throughout all of California. The focus of this center is construction, professional services, agriculture, manufacturing, information services, and health services.
South East Los Angeles Regional Center (SELARC)
This Regional Center is located in Vernon (Southeast of Los Angeles). The primary focus of this center is apparel manufacturing, transportation and warehousing, household furniture, and food products.
Velocity Regional Center
This Regional Center operates in Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Orange, Riverside, San Diego, and Imperial County. The primary focus of this center is office development, retail services, hotel and hospitality, food services, alternative energy technology, and residential construction.
California Golden Fund
This Regional Center operates in Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, and Riverside. The focus of this center is in food services, scientific and technical services, manufacturing (ship, metal fabrication, building repair, etc.), construction (highway, street, and bridge).
Global Premier America Regional Center LLC.
This Regional Center operates throughout the counties of Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, Santa Barbara, Kern, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Clara. The primary focus of this center is in retail trade, food services, healthcare, and social assistance.
Inland Empire Renewable Energy Regional Center, LLC
This Regional Center operates throughout the counties of Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, and Riverside. The primary focus of this center is administrative services, retail, education, construction, and engineering and design.
Nevada California Regional Center
This Regional Center operates throughout Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, and Orange County. The primary focus of this center is in retail, office, assisted living, and hotel construction.
USA Continental Regional Center, LLC.
This Regional Center operates throughout Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, and Ventura County. The primary focus of this center is in hospitality, retail trade, construction, commercial office development, retail shopping centers,
Wave House California Regional Center, LLC
This Regional Center operates in the county of San Diego. The primary focus of this center is in concert venue, dining, entertainment, alcohol, hotels, and amusement parks.
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