frequent questions

answers to questions
our clients

Can forming a U.S. company help me get a visa?

Yes, in some cases. Certain U.S. visas are designed for entrepreneurs and investors. For example:

  • E-2 Investor Visa – Available to citizens of treaty countries; requires a substantial U.S. investment.

  • L-1 Visa – For business owners expanding an existing foreign company into the U.S.

  • EB-5 Visa – A path to a Green Card through significant U.S. investment.

Our attorneys can help assess which business visa is right for you and guide you through the application process.

I am a businessman. There are a lot of media mentions about my company and its activities, will such publications be suitable?

No, such publications do not qualify for this category. All published material must relate to you personally or to your specific work in your professional field.

What are the main U.S. business visas?

The main types of business visas are the EB-5, E-2, E-1, L-1, and EB-1C visas. Each of these visas allows you to open and conduct business in the U.S., but each of these visas has different requirements.

Which visas allow you to bring your family with you?

All principal investment and business visas (EB-5, E-2, E-1, L-1, EB-1C visas) allow the inclusion of family (spouse and children under 21) in the same petition as the principal petitioner.