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Comment: Refresh your Cache
On September 3rd we executed a technology upgrade to our website ILW.COM that included IP changes. Many browsers store the IP address of the websites you visit on your computer so that it can display them quickly. But this means that when the IP address of a website changes, the browser does not notice the change and thinks that the website is down. It can take from 1 to 48 hours for various browsers to notice the change in the site's IP address.
If you are having problems accessing any pages on ILW.COM, you can usually fix the problem by "Refreshing your Cache" (i.e. deleting the stored ip address on your computer so that the browser gets the new ip address for the website.) To figure out how to refresh your cache for your particular browser, please visit www.refreshyourcache.com and select your browser and follow the directions. If you continue to have problems accessing ILW.COM, you can clear your cache in Windows by following the four step process: 1. Open Start menu, 2. Click Run, 3. Type cmd and press enter and a window will open, 4. In the command prompt type: ipconfig /flushdns and press enter. That should do it.
If you continue to have any problems, please write to us at webmaster@ilw.com.
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Focus: The EB-5 Summit, San Francisco, CA - Early Bird Registration Deadline
The EB-5 Summit For Attorneys and Developers will be taking place on September 11th in Chicago, IL. The speakers include Robert Divine (Discussion Leader), Matthew Galati, Matt Gordon, Reid Thomas, Trevor Saliba, Greg White, and others to be announced. This event is sponsored by E3 Investment Group, NES Financial and Seyfarth Shaw LLP. The curriculum is as follows:
- Where does EB-5 fit in the Capital Stack
- How does one find investors
- Lawfully Advising on Choosing A Project
- Developing the I-924 Application
- -526 Petitions and Source of Funds Issues
- I-829 Applications and Documenting Job Creation
- Funds Administration
- The Non-Regional Center Concept
- Security Issues in EB-5
- Roundtable with all speakers on all EB-5 Matters
For additional information, including speaker biographies, sponsor profiles, and to register, please see: Online
For the fax form, see here.
Don't delay, act today - The Early Bird Registration Deadline is September 29th. Sign up today and save $550!
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ComingsNGoings: Immigration Event
October 6, 2015, 2:30 - 3:30pm (Eastern). U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will hold a stakeholder teleconference to discuss the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designation for Yemen. During this teleconference, USCIS officials will explain the TPS registration procedures, provide information on EADs and fee waivers, and respond to your questions and concerns. For more information and registration instructions see here.
