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For investors looking at the E-2, L-1, or EB-1C, the purchase of an existing U.S. company often looks like the cleanest way in. The business has clients, staff,...

A common misconception about the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program is that regional center projects require an $800,000 investment and direct investments require ...

Many people traveling to the U.S. on a business or investor visa treat the words “visa” and “status” as interchangeable. In everyday conversation, that ...

The United States draws more international students than any other country — and that demand has not slowed. But for those studying on an F-1 visa, the path t...

Many entrepreneurs want to enter the U.S. market with a business partner rather than alone. The E-2 visa allows for exactly that — two investors can apply thr...

Many E-2 investors begin with one company, but growth rarely remains that simple. A new opportunity may appear, a second location may open, or an investor may w...

For many entrepreneurs, the E-2 visa is one of the most practical ways to enter the United States, build a business, and bring a spouse and children along. It i...

Selling a successful company is usually a milestone worth celebrating. For E-2 investors, however, it also raises a serious immigration question: what happens t...

For many entrepreneurs pursuing a U.S. business-based visa, the first strategic decision is the business model: build a startup from scratch or buy into a franc...

EB-5 is a multi-stage immigrant investor process. While a petition is pending, life rarely stands still: families grow, marital status changes, projects evolve,...