Waiting for your E-2 visa approval? In this post, we discuss what you can do—and what you probably
should avoid—while your E-2 visa is pending. Learn how to keep your business progressing, manage risks, and gather important documents to strengthen your case.
Staying Productive While Your E-2 Visa is Pending Read More »
Can you apply for the E-2 while visiting the US? Immigration lawyer Ben Frear breaks down the process, explaining why changing status might not be the best option for most applicants and how to avoid potential pitfalls.
Can You Apply for the E-2 While Visiting the US? Read More »
In this post, we explore the requirements, application process, and benefits of the E2 visa for children, providing you with essential information to make informed decisions for your family’s future in the U.S.
For Australian entrepreneurs eyeing the E2 visa in 2024, understanding the latest updates is crucial. This blog post covers important changes, including a significant increase in the visa reciprocity fee, a new five-year validity period, and improved interview wait times. If you’re planning to expand your business to the U.S., these insights will help you navigate the E2 visa process effectively and make informed decisions for your family’s future.
E2 Visa for Australians in 2024: Important Updates Read More »
Discover important updates for the E-2 visa for Canadians in 2024. Immigration lawyer Ben Frear explains the new requirements, including the reduced page limit and shares his strategy to navigate these changes
effectively.
E-2 Visa for Canadians in 2024 | Application Process Update Read More »
Discover how a simple trash business helped one entrepreneur secure an E2 visa. Immigration lawyer Ben Frear shares this inspiring success story, breaking down the investment, business projections, and key insights into the E2 visa requirements.
Qualifying for an E2 Visa for a Simple Business: A Success Story Read More »
Navigating the complexities of the E2 visa can be daunting, especially when questions about investment amounts arise. Is it possible to secure an E2 visa with an investment of less than $100,000? Many prospective entrepreneurs are concerned because their business costs fall below this threshold. In this post, immigration lawyer Ben Frear delves into the myths and facts surrounding the E2 visa, clarifying how the Foreign Affairs Manual’s guidelines and the proportionality test can influence your chances of approval. Discover why some believe in the $100,000 minimum and learn how even low-cost businesses can meet the visa’s requirements.
Can You Get an E2 Visa for Under 100000? Myths & Facts Read More »
Florida is not just about sunshine and beaches; it’s a thriving hub of diversity, innovation, and business opportunities. From its strategic location and talented workforce to its business-friendly environment with no state income tax, Florida offers foreign entrepreneurs an amazing blend of professional and personal benefits. Learn about possible visa options and discover why so many entrepreneurs are choosing Florida as their gateway to success in the US.
Florida for Foreign Entrepreneurs: Why The State is a Great Option Read More »
Thinking about working remotely in the U.S. on a B-2 visitor visa? It might seem convenient, but it can lead to serious immigration issues. In this post, immigration lawyer Ben Frear explains why working for a foreign employer while on a B-2 visa is considered unauthorized employment and shares a real-life example of a client who faced visa denial due to this mistake.
Thinking About Working Remotely in the US on a B2 Visitor Visa? Read More »
Running multiple businesses on the E2 Visa is possible, but it requires careful planning. In this blog post, immigration lawyer Ben Frear discusses three scenarios: the DBA setup, the HoldCo setup, and being a passive investor. Each approach has its own advantages and considerations, helping you understand the best way to expand your entrepreneurial ventures while complying with E2 Visa regulations.
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