Table of Contents When international companies evaluate entry into the United States market, one of the earliest structural decisions involves the method of market access.
Table of Contents Developers evaluating subordinated capital often compare EB-5 financing with traditional mezzanine debt. Both can fill capital gaps between senior loans and sponsor
Table of Contents Many U.S. investors associate European residency programs with property ownership. That was historically accurate in Portugal. However, the structure of the Portugal
Table of Contents What Proportionality Means in E-2 Cases The E-2 investor visa requires a substantial investment in a U.S. enterprise. However, immigration regulations do
Table of Contents Evaluating the Credibility of an E-2 Enterprise The E-2 visa allows foreign investors to develop and direct businesses within the United States.
Table of Contents The Role of Operations in E-2 Enterprises When immigration authorities review an E-2 visa application, they examine whether the enterprise reflects a
Table of Contents Why Market Context Matters When immigration authorities review an E-2 visa application, they examine more than the investment itself. They also consider
Table of Contents Employment and the E-2 Framework The E-2 investor visa allows foreign nationals to enter the United States to develop and direct a
Table of Contents Why Financial Projections Matter Financial projections often play an important role in the evaluation of E-2 visa applications. While the visa category
Table of Contents Understanding the Marginality Standard The E-2 investor visa is intended to support commercial activity within the United States. For this reason, immigration