Janessa Diaz

Invest a minimum of $800,000 in a Targeted Employment Area (TEA) or Regional Center Invest a minimum of $1,050,000 in non-TEA locations Funds must be legally obtained and clearly documented

Permanent residency (Green Card) for investors and immediate family members (spouse and unmarried children under 21) Freedom to live, work, and retire anywhere in the United States No require...

The EB-5 Visa, also known as the Immigrant Investor Visa, allows foreign nationals to secure permanent residency in the United States by investing in U.S. businesses that stimulate economic growth ...

Can I work for another company? No, only for your E-2 business. How long is an E-2 Visa valid? 2-5 years, but it can be renewed. Can my children work in the U.S.? No, but they can study. Ca...

Insufficient investment amount. Poor business plan. Lack of clear source of funds. Passive investment (like real estate). Failing to actively manage the business.

Ensure your business is active and profitable. Gather financial records and tax returns. Complete Form DS-160 (Visa Application). Schedule a renewal interview at the U.S. embassy or consula...

Eligible businesses include: Restaurants and Cafés Retail Stores Franchises (like Subway or Chick-fil-A) Tech Startups Real Estate Development Service Businesses (cleaning, consulting, ...

Valid Passport (from a treaty country) Proof of Investment (bank statements, transfer records) Business Plan (detailed, 5-year projections) Business Registration (U.S. entity documents) C...

Choose Your Business: Start a new business, buy an existing one, or invest in a franchise. Transfer Your Funds: Move your investment funds to the U.S. and maintain clear records. Prepare a Bu...

To qualify for an E-2 Visa, you must meet these requirements: Citizenship: You must be a citizen of a treaty country. Substantial Investment: You must invest a significant amount in a U.S. busi...