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 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
Table of Contents Why the Business Plan Matters in E-2 Cases Although the E-2 investor visa focuses on capital investment, immigration authorities also evaluate how
Table of Contents The Role of Investment in the E-2 Framework The concept of a substantial investment sits at the center of the E-2 treaty