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Your Business Is the Application
E-2 visa petitions rely on documentation and the value and operationality of the business. USCIS focuses on both.
They’re asking these three questions:
1. Is this business viable?
2. Is it operational?
3. Will it create jobs, grow revenue, and support the owner long-term?
That’s where most applications fail, and we make sure yours doesn’t.
For a full overview of the program read E-2 Visa: The Complete Guide for Foreign Investors.
Do you qualify for the E-2 visa?
You hold a passport from an E-2 treaty country.
You are ready to fund a real U.S. business. Typically at least $50,000 to $150,000, depending on the model.
Your ownership in the business is at least 50% of the company and have decision-making power.
The business you are creating is real, a business with operations, not just an idea or shell.
You can show that your business will grow, support others and generate income beyond your salary.
What kind of businesses work for E-2?
We have helped clients succeed with:
Franchises: restaurants, cleaning services, education, beauty salons.
Hospitality: hotels, cafes, boutique accommodations.
Operational businesses: manufacturing, trading, light production, and logistics.
Custom ventures: built from scratch.
The key is viability, can the business run, grow, and create value?
You do not need to be a large company.
You do need a clear, compliant structure, and a business that makes sense.
TADE protects your business and future
We guide your through the process and build your business alongside you.
Here’s how we help:
Business Model Selection:
We guide you toward the right business, franchise or independent, based on your skills, budget, and long term goals.
U.S. Ready Structuring:
We design your entity, financials, and operational plan to meet both immigration expectations and long term plan.
Story & Strategy Alignment:
We align your background and business vision into a clean, powerful immigration narrative.
Market Intelligence:
We help you understand where your business will thrive, not just survive.
Funding Plan:
We help you allocate funds in a way that strengthens your case.
CLIENT SUCCESS JOURNEY
From Vision to Victory: Real Results Timeline
E-2 Visa Success Story
Home Improvement Franchise - New York
First Call With TADE Consulting
Defined goals, location and budget.
Signed Franchise Agreement
Territory: New York
E-2 Petition Filed
Business plan, financial projections, proof of funds and other supporting documents submitted.
Visa Approved
Three-year, multiple-entry E-2 Visa.
Open For Business
3 member starting team.
Break-Even
Revenue covered payroll, inventory, rent and royalties.
Schedule your E-2 strategy session, and let’s build a business worth crossing borders for.
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