E-2 Investor Strategy
E-2 treaty investor visa requirements, investment documentation, source of funds, business plans, and filing strategies.
E-2 Visa: Requirements, Investment, and Business Plan Strategy
- E-2 is a nonimmigrant visa for nationals of treaty countries who invest a substantial amount in a U.S. business.
- The investment must be substantial, at risk, and directed toward a real, operating commercial enterprise.
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E-2 Investment Amount: What "Substantial" Really Means
E-2 law does not set a universal minimum investment amount — "substantial" depends on the business type.
E-2 Source of Funds: How to Prove Your Money is Lawful and Traceable
Source of funds problems are the #1 reason E-2 cases get delayed or denied.
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E-2 Visa: Requirements, Investment, and Business Plan Strategy
E-2 is a nonimmigrant visa for nationals of treaty countries who invest a substantial amount in a U.S. business.
E-2 Investment Amount: What "Substantial" Really Means
E-2 law does not set a universal minimum investment amount — "substantial" depends on the business type.
E-2 Source of Funds: How to Prove Your Money is Lawful and Traceable
Source of funds problems are the #1 reason E-2 cases get delayed or denied.
E-2 Business Plan That Works: What Consular Officers Actually Expect
For E-2, the business plan is not just a formality — it is often the backbone of the case.
E-2 While You're in the U.S.: Change of Status vs Consular Processing
Many E-2 applicants are already in the U.S. in another status (tourist, student, work status).