Business Manager and Owners E-2 Visa

Live and Work in USA!

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RelisLaw’s legal support team for E-2 Visa Business Entrepreneurs and Managers.

E-2 visas offer a pathway for foreign investors and their families to temporarily live and work in the United States for up to 5 years at a time, which is renewable. This non-immigrant visa category is designed to encourage foreign investment and business development in the U.S. economy.

RelisLaw provides the solid, detailed, guidance you can rely on to build your strongest E-2 Application to change your life in the USA!
Since 2016, people in the U.S. and worldwide have chosen RelisLaw, not only for our meticulous work and consistent Approvals but also for the continuous care, compassion, and love we give our client family – during your case and lifelong to achieve your dreams!
Be prepared to discuss your business, investment, and petition. Upon approval, you will receive your E-2 visa to start working in your approved business in the U.S. right away!
EligibilityInvestment
E-2 VISA– Be a citizen of a country that has a trade and navigation treaty with the United States.

– Have already invested, or be actively investing, a significant amount of money in a legitimate business in the United States.

– Be coming to the United States solely to manage and grow that investment. This is demonstrated by owning at
least half of the business, or by having operational control through a management role or other similar corporate structure.
– Significant relative to the total cost of either buying an existing business or starting a new one.

– Large enough to demonstrate the investor’s strong financial commitment to the business’s success.

– Of a size that makes it likely the investor will successfully manage and grow the business. Importantly, if the business requires less total investment, the investor’s contribution must be a higher proportion of that total to be considered substantial.
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E-2 Treaty Investor Visa Requirements: A Definitive Guide for Business Owners and Managers - RelisLaw

E-2 Treaty Investor Visa: Comprehensive Guide for Business Owners

U.S. Investment Opportunity: The E-2 Visa

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The **E-2 Treaty Investor Visa** is a non-immigrant classification for foreign nationals investing a substantial amount of capital in a bona fide U.S. business. At RelisLaw, we specialize in maximizing the approval chances for **E-2 Visa Business Entrepreneurs and Managers**.

The E-2 visa allows investors and their **immediate family** (spouse and unmarried children under 21) to live and work in the United States. Initial approval can grant residency for up to **5 years** and is indefinitely renewable as long as the business meets the requirements. This visa is explicitly designed to spur **foreign investment and economic development** in the U.S.

RelisLaw provides the **solid, detailed guidance** you can rely on to build your strongest E-2 Application and successfully secure your future in the USA!

Since 2016, our clients worldwide have chosen RelisLaw, not only for our **meticulous work and consistent Approvals** but also for the continuous support we provide to help them achieve their dreams of working in the U.S.

Be prepared to discuss your **business plan, investment sources, and management role** in detail during your application process. Upon E-2 visa approval, you will receive authorization to start working in your approved U.S. business right away!

E-2 Treaty Investor Visa Eligibility Summary

E-2 Requirement Category Core Eligibility Criteria Definition of Investment
**Applicant & Business** – Must be a **citizen of a U.S. treaty country**.

– Must have already **invested or be actively investing a significant amount** of capital in a legitimate U.S. enterprise.

– The applicant must be coming to the U.S. solely to **develop and direct the enterprise** by having ownership (at least 50%) or a key managerial/executive role.
– The investment must be **Substantial** relative to the total cost of the business (start-up or purchase).

– Funds must be large enough to demonstrate the investor’s strong **financial commitment** to the business’s success.

– The business must be **Not Marginal** (i.e., not solely created to provide a minimal living income for the investor and family, but must expand employment opportunities in the U.S.).
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