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Understanding the E1 and E2 visas can be crucial for business owners and investors considering moving to the United States. This guide outlines the primary differences between the two visa types, their specific requirements, and the benefits they offer. By comparing the E1 and E2 visas, you can determine which option best aligns with your business or investment goals.
The United States has long been recognized as a place of entrepreneurial spirit, offering a vast marketplace and numerous opportunities for success. Starting a business in the USA can be the key to a prosperous future. But what are the visa options if you’re a foreign national aspiring to set up a shop in the US? Let’s dive into the main alternatives: the E2 Treaty Investor visa, EB-5 Immigrant Investor visa, L1 Intracompany Transfer visa, and H1B Specialty Occupations visa.
Our client secured an E2 visa after investing in a pool services company. With expert guidance from Christine and Rachael, our clients application was approved and they were able to start their new business in the U.S.
“Christine & Rachael handled my E2 Visa application. I highly recommend them for anybody considering an E2 Visa. Thank you both, you are the best!”
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The E2 Visa allows treaty country nationals to invest in U.S. businesses, but understanding what qualifies as a “substantial” investment is key. Learn how the proportionality test and proper documentation can boost your chances of success.