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Reach out. ➡️https://rupertlawgroup.com/yt/ E2 Visa Requirements: https://rupertlawgroup.com/e2-visa-re... E1 Visa Requirements:https://rupertlawgroup.com/e1-visa-re... Learn the basics about U.S. visas for investment (E-2) and trade (E-1). We answer the following questions: • What visa may be best for you or your business? • What are the visas’ requirements? • What is a substantial about of investment and/or trade ? If you are interested in buying or starting a business in the U.S., or if you are interested in getting a visa to increase trade with the U.S., please review the video. Feel free reach out for more detailed information about your case. ➡️https://rupertlawgroup.com/yt/ ______________________________________ Trimmed Transcript⬇️ Angie Rupert of Rupert Law Group explains the basics of the E-2 and E-1 visas for entrepreneurs and business owners. E-2 Visa Overview The E-2 visa allows citizens of treaty countries—such as the Netherlands—to start or buy a business in the United States. The business must be real, legal, operating, and not a non-profit. It should also have employees and clients or customers. Investment Requirement Applicants must make a “substantial investment.” While the law does not specify a dollar amount, in practice this usually means around $100,000 USD or more, depending on the cost to start or acquire the business. The investment must be enough to get the business fully operational. If the startup cost is lower (under about $300,000), the investor is generally expected to invest the full amount. Ownership Requirements ✅The business must be majority owned and controlled by nationals of the treaty country. ✅A single investor may own 100%. ✅If there are two investors, each must own 50% and invest proportionally. A company in a treaty country may also own the U.S. business and send employees, as long as the employees hold passports from the same treaty country. E-1 Visa Overview (Trade Visa) The E-1 visa is for businesses outside the U.S. that conduct significant trade—goods or services—with the United States. Approval requires proof of ongoing trade volume, typically: ✅At least 12–18 months of history, ✅Multiple documented transactions ✅Around $150,000+ in trade over the past year. Conclusion Both visas are excellent options for entrepreneurs looking to start, buy, or expand business activity with the United States. Rupert Law Group welcomes prospective applicants to reach out for guidance. #e2visaprocess #e2visablog #e2visalawyer #E2Visa #E2InvestorVisa #E2VisaAttorney #E2VisaProcess #E2VisaRequirements #e2visaapproval ______________________________________ Chapters 00:09 Introduction 00:40 What is the E2 Visa 00:53 Requirements for E2 Visa 01:41 Types of Businesses for E2 Visa 02:32 Investment Amount 03:45 E2 Visa Employees 05:25 E1 Visa 05:52 Requirements for E1 Visa 06:32 E1 Visa Documentatio 06:50 E1 Visa Trade Requirements 07:10 Conclusion **Nothing in this video or description should be considered a guarantee of any result. Nothing in this video or description should be considered legal advice. Nothing in this video or description constitutes or creates any sort of agreement or legal relationship between this law firm and any viewer or reader. You are only a client if a legal agreement is sent and signed and all terms of the agreement have been met.**