INVESTOR VISA PROGRAM
About Program
E-2 visa is issued to the person, who has a plan to develop and run the company. Applicant not necessarily must be an investor; however, he must be employed as an executive worker. E-2 visa applications for regular employees will be denied. This type of visa can be obtained also for unmarried children with the age below 21 and the spouse of the applicant.
The applicant must be able to make a significant investment and ensure that he has enough funds for the smooth operation of a new establishment. Moreover, funds must not only recoup the costs and ensure the living wage of the applicant and his dependent. Funds must have the capacity to cover living costs and must have an impact on the economy of the country (such as job creation).
Before an appointment with the representative of the US Embassy, the visa application form must be filled in. In addition to this form a whole package of documents is needed, such as financial reports of the company, the history of the company, company business plan, tax filings, company organizational structure etc. In order not to get confused with all the papers needed, contact smart choice solutions representatives and they will help you to prepare the whole package.
Can My Family Members also Receive Immigrant Visas?
Based on your approved petition, your spouse and minor unmarried children, younger than 21, may apply for immigrant visas with you. Like you, they must also fill out required application forms, obtain required civil documents, pay the required fees, and undergo medical examinations. Same-sex spouses of U.S. citizens and Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs), along with their minor children, are now eligible for the same immigration benefits as opposite-sex spouses. Consular officers at U.S.
Numerical Limitations
Immigrant investor visas are issued in the chronological order in which the petitions were filed until the annual numerical limit for the category is reached. The filing date of a petition becomes the applicant’s priority date. Immigrant visas cannot be issued until an applicant’s priority date is reached. In certain heavily oversubscribed categories, there may be a waiting period of several years before a priority date is reached.
