Treaty nationality
The investor must hold citizenship from a country with a qualifying treaty relationship with the United States.
Business & Investment Immigration
A strategic pathway for treaty-country nationals investing in and directing a real, operating business in the United States.
Discuss Your E-2 StrategyA practical path for entrepreneurs
The E-2 visa can offer flexibility for entrepreneurs who want to establish, acquire, or expand a U.S. enterprise. Approval depends on more than transferring funds. The investment, business plan, ownership structure, and evidence of active operations must work together as a coherent case.
We help investors evaluate eligibility early, identify evidence gaps, and present the business with clarity—from source and path of funds through operating plans and the investor’s role.
Core requirements
The investor must hold citizenship from a country with a qualifying treaty relationship with the United States.
Capital must be committed and placed at risk in relation to the nature and cost of the enterprise.
The enterprise must be active, bona fide, and capable of producing more than a marginal living for the investor.
Our approach
Review nationality, ownership, investment level, enterprise structure, and the investor’s planned role.
Trace lawful source and path of funds and organize evidence showing that the capital is irrevocably committed.
Develop a clear record of operations, market viability, hiring plans, financial projections, and commercial activity.
Prepare the filing or consular submission, anticipate questions, and help the investor present the case confidently.
Your next step
Early legal review can help align the transaction, ownership structure, and documentary record with E-2 requirements.
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