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Obtaining an E-2 Investor Visa involves meticulous assessment beyond just the financial investment. A critical factor in determining eligibility for this visa is the enterprise’s ‘marginal’ requirement. We discuss this requirement under the E-2 Investor visa here.
E Visas open doors for nationals of countries with commerce treaties with the United States, promoting trade and employment opportunities. The E-1, E-2, and E-3 visas are tailored to meet diverse needs and qualifications, paving the way for significant economic contributions and personal growth opportunities. Here, we cover the differences between the E-1, E-2, and E-3 visas.
The E2 Investor Visa program is a unique pathway for entrepreneurs from treaty countries to establish and manage various business ventures within the United States. This program is particularly advantageous for business owners, executives, and key employees looking to oversee operations in the U.S. This article covers various businesses eligible for E2 Visa registration.
The E2 Investor Visa is a pathway for foreign investors to participate in U.S. business operations actively, but the linchpin is a substantial and genuine investment. In this article, we explain what defines an “investment” under the E2 visa category, focusing on three pivotal factors.
Unravel the complexities of E2 Visa qualifications by demystifying the term “substantial” investment. This guide delves into the considerations and the proportionality test, offering insights to help you navigate the E2 Visa application process seamlessly.
Embark on a success story as we delve into a recent case where a Canadian citizen secured an E2 Visa for a gas station investment in the United States. This insightful article explores the intricacies of the E-2 Treaty Investor Visa, highlighting the approval obtained through USCIS for a maximum 2-year period. Learn more about this case and the options available for obtaining your E2 Visa.
Understanding the criteria for determining a company’s nationality is essential for E-Visa applications. This is based on the premise that a company’s nationality directly influences its eligibility for an E-Visa designed for traders and investors from treaty countries. Qualifying nationality for E-Visa purposes is explained in 9 FAM 402.9-4(B). We explain this requirement here.
Every year, the competitive H-1B visa lottery leaves many applicants searching for other employment paths in the United States. If you’ve faced rejection in the H-1B lottery or are proactively exploring different visa options, you’re in luck. The U.S. offers a variety of visa alternatives, each catering to specific circumstances, nationalities, and professional backgrounds. This guide covers eight options for working or living in the U.S.
As of November 12, 2021, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has extended automatic work authorization incident to status to include the spouses of both E Visa and L Visa holders. Find out what this means for your qualifying spouse.
Discover how our client’s substantial investment paved the way for an approved E2 Visa, allowing them to establish and manage a property management company in the United States. Our expert assistance ensured a seamless application process, leading to a successful outcome.