Source: Public Records Wengui LI appears in 1 corporate filing from state Secretary of State offices and SEC EDGAR, listed as an officer, director, or registered agent.
Job Type: Major Alteration (change use/egress/occupancy)
📍 55-14 103 STREET, QUEENS
PROPOSE TO CHANGE TWO FAMILIY DWELLING TO FOUR FAMILIY DWELLING.
Job Type: Major Alteration (change use/egress/occupancy)
Status: Completed/Signed Off
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