Understanding Developing and Directing for the E-2 Visa
Understand how E-2 visa applicants can meet the requirements for developing and directing a treaty enterprise. Learn about ownership, control, and managerial roles.
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FY 2026 H1B Visa Lottery: Selection and Alternatives
The FY 2026 H-1B lottery is complete. If you were not selected, you still have options. This guide explores top alternatives to the H-1B for U.S. employment.
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Do Canadians Need Sponsors to Move to the U.S.?
Are you a Canadian looking to move to the U.S.? Find out if you need a sponsor, which visas require one, and how to qualify for self-sponsored options like the E-1 and E-2.
E-2 Grace Periods: Do You Really Have 60 Days?
Many E-2 visa holders assume they have 60 days to stay in the U.S. if their job ends, but that is not always the case. Learn when the 60-day, 10-day, or no grace period applies and how your I-94 expiration date affects your status.
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E-2 Visa for Canadians: Invest and Start a U.S. Business
Discover how Canadian investors can qualify for the E-2 Visa to start or manage a business in the U.S. Simple steps, key requirements, and benefits explained.
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U.S. Immigration Benefits for Indian Born Canadians
Being a Canadian citizen offers advantages for U.S. immigration, including TN visa eligibility, border processing for H-1B and L-1 visas, and E-2 investor options. However, your country of birth still affects green card wait times unless you qualify for cross-chargeability.
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L1 vs. E2 Visa Comparison for Canadian Businesses
The L1 and E2 visas offer Canadians different paths to working in the U.S. The L1 is for company transfers, while the E2 is for investors. Learn which one suits you best.
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7 Key U.S. Immigration Benefits for Canadians
Canadians enjoy unique U.S. immigration benefits, from visa-free travel to expedited work visa processing. Discover how these advantages can help you visit, work, or invest in the U.S. with ease.
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Immigration for Canadian Companies Expanding to the U.S.
Expanding your Canadian business into the U.S. requires careful immigration planning. This guide covers key U.S. visa options for Canadian companies, including TN, L-1, E-2, and B-1 visas. Learn how to transfer employees, secure work authorization for executives, and ensure compliance with U.S. immigration laws.
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How Canadian Businesses Can Avoid U.S. Tariffs with a U.S. Entity
With rising U.S. tariffs on Canadian exports, Canadian businesses face growing risks. Discover how establishing a U.S.-based entity can help you avoid tariffs, lower costs, and secure your business’s future in the U.S. market.