Business Immigration

Specialization

Our focused immigration practice seeks to facilitate seamless transitions for individuals, businesses, and investors seeking E and L visa solutions. Whether you are an entrepreneur with global aspirations or a multinational corporation expanding your workforce, we are here to guide you through the intricacies of the immigration process.

Explore the world of E Visas, designed to foster international trade and commerce. We will assist you in understanding and obtaining E-1 (Treaty Trader) and E-2 (Treaty Investor) visas, ensuring that your business ventures flourish on U.S. soil. From treaty eligibility assessments to comprehensive application support, we are committed to your success. 

For corporations and organizations looking to transfer key employees, our L Visa services offer a streamlined path for intracompany transfers. Whether it's L-1A for executives and managers or L-1B for employees with specialized knowledge, we provide strategic guidance to facilitate the smooth relocation of talent.

E-1 or E-2 visa

If you wish to apply for an E-1 or E-2 visa and pursue the advantages that treaty investor and trader status brings, call us to see if you qualify. E visas allow qualified investors engaged in substantial trade with the U.S. or substantial investment in the U.S. to live, work, and manage their business interests in America. Only residents of countries with a qualifying treaty with the U.S. are eligible to apply for and pursue those types of visas, including E-1 and E-2 visas.

While the U.S. welcomes eligible applicants under the investor and trader visa system, a successful application presents numerous challenges. For instance, if you wish to pursue an E-1 or E-2 visa, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) requires that you prove that:

• You are a national of a country with which the U.S. has the requisite treaty;

• Your activity and financial activities are of a substantial nature and meet trade and investment qualifications as defined by law and treaty;

• Trade in goods or services must principally be between the United States and the treaty country of which you are a national;

• In the event you are not the principal trader or investor, you must document your skills as an Essential Worker.

Immigration Services for Corporate Executives, Corporate Transfers, Managers and Professionals

Multinational companies face serious challenges when trying to hire executives, managers, and foreign workers, or to transfer workers from abroad to the U.S. Our government limits the number of skilled workers who can work in the U.S. from other countries each year, making it important that you obtain effective legal assistance when pursuing crucial staffing goals.