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Explanations from our team about investment visas, permanent residence and immigration procedures in the United States.
Day 1 of the Softlanding Course, focused on strategic protection and legal empowerment for entrepreneurs and investors arriving in the U.S.
A session for business owners, founders, and investors considering settling in the United States with their families through the E-2 visa.
A live session reviewing real cases of people with a business idea or capital to invest who are considering the E-2 visa.
Do you need a university degree to get an E-2 visa? We explain why it is not a general requirement and what the consular officer actually evaluates.
It does not have to be a restaurant or a franchise: see real cases of uncommon businesses that have been used to apply for the E-2 visa.
The law sets no minimum amount. Learn how officers judge whether your investment is substantial.
What a business plan for an investor visa should include, and the mistakes that most weaken an application.
A client shares his real E-2 process in Mexico: how long it took, which documents he filed, and what the consular interview was like.
César Padilla celebrates his E-2 visa approval, a step that transforms his and his family's future in the United States.
The opportunities available to grow, invest, and scale your company in the U.S. market.
Just as Rubén obtained his E-2 visa and launched his project in the United States, many of our clients have succeeded with a well-built strategy.
Want to live and start a business in the United States? In this video we explain everything about the E-2 Visa: what it is, who can apply, how much you need to invest, updated requirements, advantages, common mistakes and the step-by-step process to obtain it.
Is there a minimum amount to obtain an E-2 Visa? In this video we explain how much you really need to invest and which factors U.S. immigration authorities evaluate.
Note: $80,000 is not a legal minimum to start a business in the U.S. However, it can be a viable starting point for certain business models, depending on the industry, your experience and the investment structure.
In this video we explain the main options available to investors who want to live and do business in the United States.
Franchises can be a strategic option for those looking to apply for the E-2 investor visa.
Want to apply for an E-2 investor visa in the United States but have no prior experience in the business you want to start? That does not necessarily mean you cannot apply.
Did you know that a business plan can make the difference between the approval or denial of your investment visa?
In this video we explain how important your financial history can be, especially when your immigration process involves investment, business or establishing yourself in the United States.
Do you have a valid B1/B2 tourist visa and are in the process of applying for an E-2 investor visa? This is one of the most frequent questions we receive at our firm.
In this video we explain when this change may be an option, which requirements must be met and the most common mistakes that could affect your case.
Did you know that if you are planning to apply for an E-2 Visa to do business in the United States, you can also plan the relocation of your dog or cat?
The EB-5 leads to permanent residence through investment, regardless of whether your country has a treaty with the U.S.
A visa is not the end of the journey, it is the beginning. Learn how a temporary visa can become the first step toward permanent residence.
Looking to live, invest, and grow in the United States? Learn the differences between the Gold Card and the EB-5 visa.
Want to live legally in the United States and don’t know where to start? In this full video we break down the strongest immigration routes to go from a nonimmigrant (temporary) visa to the coveted Green Card (permanent residence).
Many believe that obtaining a visa is only a temporary solution, but the reality is that, with the right strategy, it can become the first step toward permanent residence in the United States.
How the L-1 visa lets you transfer key staff to open or expand operations in the United States.
What the E-1 visa is, who qualifies, and why your trade volume with the United States is key.
If you are thinking of living and investing in the United States, you have surely heard about the Gold Card and the EB-5 visa… but they are not the same.
Arts, sports, tech, and more: find out whether your track record can qualify for the O-1 extraordinary ability visa.
Cris Urzúa shares how he obtained the EB-1 visa and took the step toward permanent residence in the United States.
Think only celebrities can get an O-1A visa? David Valencia shows that talent, discipline, and the right strategy open the door.
The different legal pathways to live, invest, or start a business in the United States.
Want to move to the United States but don't know where to start? There are more than 180 visa types; we help you find yours.
If you plan to travel, study, or work in the United States, this is for you: some immigration policies are becoming stricter.
More requirements, more screening, and more denials. Here is how we build a solid strategy with you for your immigration process.
Are you in the United States and considering a change of immigration status? Before filing your application, it is essential to know the rules, requirements and mistakes that could affect your case.
Did you enter the United States on a valid visa and are thinking of changing your status to an E-2 Visa?
Did you know you can request a copy of your immigration history in the United States?
If you are planning to open a company or invest in the United States, obtaining an EIN (Employer Identification Number) is one of the first steps you must complete.
A single translation error can cost you weeks, hundreds of dollars and even the denial of your visa.
Did you know that U.S. authorities review your social media before approving your visa?
Tell us where you are in the process so we can guide you in the best way. Whether you already have a visa in mind or are still exploring options, we are here to help.
Select the process that best describes what you are looking for. We will take you directly to the scheduling form with the right specialist.
