Foreign nationals can legally live in the United States by investing in a U.S. business or corporation. Some investor visas require a minimum investment and a commitment to create or maintain jobs for U.S. workers. Fernanda Inegol is an experienced immigration attorney who provides step-by-step legal guidance for international investors. She has successfully helped clients obtain both temporary and permanent investor visas. Let her assist you in finding the right strategy for your situation.
At Barba Inegol Law Firm PLLC, you’ll receive focused legal support to choose and apply for the visa that best fits your profile as a businessperson or investor.
For citizens of treaty countries who conduct substantial international trade between the U.S. and their home country. Over 50% of the trade must be with the U.S., and the applicant must hold an executive or supervisory position.
For individuals from treaty countries who invest a substantial amount of capital in a U.S. business and seek to manage or develop the enterprise. This visa can serve as a path to permanent residence via a green card.
For investors with extraordinary abilities or who are outstanding multinational executives. It offers a path to permanent residency without requiring labor certification.
E1 visas are focused solely on trade, while E2 visas are designed for investment. E2 visas are available to a wider range of countries. The choice between them depends on your goals and the nature of your business activities.
