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The E-2 requires a substantial investment by citizens or companies of the same nationality as the applicant so it's possible, if the U.S. company is the same na
by proberts 9y ago
The E-2 requires a substantial investment by citizens or companies of the same nationality as the applicant so it's possible, if the U.S. company is the same nationality as the applicant, that revenues reinvested into the company could qualify as an investment for E-2 purposes.
- no1youknowz 9y agoHi Peter, Thanks for doing the AMA. Can you clarify because I didn't understand. > if the U.S. company is the same nationality as the applicant. Let me give you an example. If I, a UK citizen and currently residing in the UK. I incorporate a company in the US, a Delaware LLC. That company generates $100k and then is on target to be generating additional revenues for re-investment in the company. Can this $100k and re-investment be used to petition for an E-2 visa?
- proberts 9y agoYes.
- no1youknowz 9y agoThank you for the clarification, much appreciated!