One of the most highly sought US visa options, we specialize in E-2 investor visas.
The E-2 requires that you create your business before you apply. Investment only counts once it is spent on the business, i.e., money in your business bank account does not count as investment for the purpose of the E-2.
Have citizenship from a country with the proper treaty (see list here);
Has invested in an “active” commercial enterprise in the US (active means it cannot be a company simply holding assets like a house or stocks);
Some funds must be “irrevocably invested” (this means they must the investment must be spent or in escrow, not sitting in the business bank account);
Investment is substantial (sufficient for your business to create profit and perhaps employ some workers); and
The business will likely produce revenues above the minimum needed to earn a living (i.e., it will likely be a successful business).
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