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Consulting Businesses and the E2 visa

Substantial Investment Video:    • Explaining the E2 visa requirements: How m...   Contact Us: https://rupertlawgroup.com/contact/ E2 Visa Requirements: https://rupertlawgroup.com/e2-visa-re... Look our reviews: https://g.co/kgs/ZP5x8q In this video you will learn all the things you need to know if you are planning to start a consulting business for an E2 visa: 1️⃣Make sure that all E2 visa requirements are reasonably met.  Specifically, you must invest a substantial amount into the business.  Even though the business may only require several thousand dollars in investment, immigration requires more. 2️⃣It’s important to establish ties to the United States.  We want to ensure that the officer understands that you need to be physically located in the U.S. in order to direct and develop the business. 3️⃣The real and operating and “marginality” requirements are crucial.  To that end, you will likely need to hire at least one U.S. citizen or green card holder before the application is sent to the consulate.  You should also have at least two clients – either signed contracts or signed intent letters – before you apply for the visa. #E2Visa #e2visaattorney #e2visalawyer #e2visarequirements #BusinessImmigration #USVisa #RupertLawGroup #visaexperts __________________________________ Trimmed Transcript⬇️ Hi, I’m Angie Rupert, founder of Rupert Law Group. We handle E-2 and E-1 visas exclusively for investors from treaty countries. Today we’re talking about applying for an E-2 visa through a consulting business. Many applicants consider consulting in areas like real estate, IT, marketing, and more. Yes, you can qualify with a consulting business, but all E-2 requirements still apply, including a substantial investment. Even though consulting requires minimal physical setup, you cannot apply with a small investment like $7,000 or $30,000. We generally recommend around $100,000 USD, spent on what you’ll need for the next 12–18 months—equipment, upgraded computers, office space, prepaid professional services, etc. It’s also important to establish ties to the United States to avoid questions like “Why can’t you run this from your home country?” Having a physical office, U.S. vendors, employees, and U.S. clients helps demonstrate you must be in the U.S. to operate the business successfully. Next, you must meet the real and operating requirement. That usually means having an office lease and clients in the U.S.. We typically recommend having at least two signed contracts or letters of intent at the time of application. These should be future contracts unless U.S. workers are already performing the services. Finally, you must show the business will not be marginal. Often, this means having at least one U.S. worker or demonstrating that the business will support employees in the near future. We’ve helped many consulting businesses successfully obtain the E-2 visa and would be happy to assist you as well. Reach out with any questions and we’d love to discuss your case. __________________________________ Chapters 00:08 Angie Rupert Introduction 00:23 Consulting Business and the E2 Visa 01:24 E2 Visa Substantial Investment for a Consulting Business 02:45 Establishing ties to the U.S. 04:04 E2 Visa Real and Operating Requirement 05:07 E2 Visa Marginality Requirement **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.**