Order a custom E-2 visa business plan, an independent expert opinion letter, and an educational or work experience evaluation for the investor or E-2 employee. Every exhibit is built to match the others, and to match what your immigration attorney files.
An E-2 officer reads your business plan, your background and your employee's qualifications together. When they tell one story, the case reads as credible. We prepare all three in-house.
A custom plan written for your city, your industry and your investment. Never a template.
An independent letter from a qualified expert in the field that explains why the role, the skills or the venture make sense.
Translate a foreign degree and career into clear U.S. equivalents an officer can read at a glance.
The E-2 lets nationals of treaty countries live in the U.S. to develop and direct a real business they have invested in. There is no annual cap, and status can be renewed while the business qualifies. Here is what the officer checks, and which document proves it.
The investor, and the company's majority owners, hold citizenship of a qualifying treaty country.
Proved by: passport, ownership recordsNo fixed minimum. The amount must be substantial in proportion to the total cost of the business.
Proved by: business plan, financialsMoney is spent or irrevocably committed to the business, not sitting idle in an account.
Proved by: spend plan, receipts, leaseEvery dollar can be traced back to a lawful source.
Proved by: bank and asset recordsAn active business producing goods or services. Not land, stocks or a passive holding.
Proved by: business plan, licensesThe business must do more than support your family. It should create jobs or real economic impact, generally within five years.
Proved by: hiring plan, projectionsThe investor owns at least 50% or holds operational control, and can actually run the business.
Proved by: résumé, evaluation, expert letterStaff must share the employer's treaty nationality and fill an executive, supervisory or essential-skills role.
Proved by: credential evaluation, expert letterFile complete the first time. Since August 2026 (USCIS Policy Alert PA-2026-05), officers may deny a change-of-status or extension filing without first sending a Request for Evidence. At the consulate, the interview is usually your one chance to show a complete case.
Pre-Filing Review →"Essential skills," "executive capacity" and "ability to develop and direct" are not checkboxes. An independent expert and a clear credential evaluation give the officer a reasoned, documented answer instead of the applicant's own word.
We match each case with an expert from our network of 350+ vetted professors and industry experts, chosen for the exact industry or specialty.
A foreign degree only helps if the officer understands it. Our evaluations are immigration-focused and written to sit alongside your business plan and expert letter.
Bundling means one team writes every exhibit, so nothing contradicts anything else. Ask for bundle pricing in your quote.
For treaty investors starting or buying a U.S. business.
For managers, supervisors and essential-skills staff of an E-2 company.
Tell us about your case and get a fixed quote. A case coordinator replies within one business day.
Share your business idea, investment range, and the investor's or employee's background.
You get a fixed quote and a simple list of what we need: résumé, degrees, transcripts, financials.
We write the plan, evaluate credentials and match an expert to your field. You review drafts.
Numbers, dates and titles are checked across every exhibit, then delivered to you and your attorney.
Get a free quote today. A case coordinator will review your needs and reply within one business day.
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