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The E-2 visa allows treaty investors to operate a business in the U.S., but applications can be refused under Section 214(b). This guide explains the nine criteria, common reasons for denial, and how to reapply with a stronger case.
Investors seeking an E-2 visa to the USA must meet specific requirements, which vary by country of origin. This guide provides detailed information on these country-specific footnotes to help investors understand the E-2 visa application process better.
The E1 visa is an excellent option for Canadian businesses looking to grow their US client base without requiring a substantial investment or a US office. However, many applicants overlook one critical requirement: domestic operations. Here, we explain international trade for the E1 Treaty Trader visa and its domestic operations component.
Navigating U.S. immigration law to determine the most suitable visa can be daunting for a business owner who wants to expand or establish a presence in the United States. The E-2 Treaty Investor Visa and the L-1 Intracompany Transferee Visa are two prominent pathways with unique requirements and benefits. This blog post explains the critical considerations you must evaluate when deciding between E-2 and L-1 visas.
Discover everything you need to know about the E2 Investor Visa, a vital tool for foreign nationals from treaty countries looking to invest in U.S. businesses. From qualification criteria to renewal processes, get expert insights into navigating this non-immigrant visa option, including advice on family inclusion, work restrictions, and pathways to permanent residency.
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.