Olá! É possível que você consiga aplicar para o visto E2 com uma oficina móvel, desde que o negócio atenda a certos requisitos. O veículo e as ferramentas poderiam ser considerados parte do investimento, mas tudo depende de se o valor total investido for substancial. Além disso, é importante que o negócio tenha potencial para gerar receita suficiente, além do necessário para o sustento do investidor. Tudo isso seria avaliado caso a caso, por isso é recomendável que o plano de investimento seja sólido e bem fundamentado.

Hi! I hope you are well. Once your EB-2 NIW is approved, you're not strictly required to follow through with your exact proposed endeavor (e.g., making short films). While the endeavor helps secure the Green Card, there's no specific enforcement mechanism tied to it afterward. You can work in a different field or for an employer. However, it's good to show that you contributed to the national interest when applying for citizenship, so be mindful of that during the naturalization process. Always consult with your immigration attorney first, as they can analyze your case more thoroughly. On the other hand, if you're looking for support in this journey, we can help you out. Make sure to complete the form below! www.visafranchise.com/green-card-for-stem-professionals-application/ Thanks!

Yes! You can either invest in a business or start your own.

Hi! I hope you are well. We would recommend confirming this approach with an immigration attorney to ensure full compliance with USCIS guidelines. We are not a law firm. Thanks!

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For the EB-5 visa, when investing through a regional center, the timeframe for the return of the initial investment varies and is not guaranteed. Typically, investors might expect their capital to be returned within 5 to 7 years, but this can depend on the specific project, market conditions, and other factors. It's important to consult with the specific regional center to understand the terms of the investment.

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If you are changing your status to an E-2 visa within the U.S., your dependents (spouse and children under 21) can also qualify for E-2 dependent visas. Since they don’t have B2 visas to enter the U.S. at the moment, they would need to apply for E-2 dependent visas (E-2 derivative status) at the U.S. embassy or consulate in Bangladesh or another country. If you are interested to change your status, I believe we can help you out. Please, complete the following form: www.visafranchise.com/investor-visa-application/ Thanks!

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If you're from the UK and visiting the U.S. for up to 90 days for tourism or business, you don't need a visa. You can apply for an ESTA through the Visa Waiver Program.

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He advises coming prepared and knowing your business well, even though he initially reviews the application and often decides upfront. Preparation is still key for the interview.

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It can take 2 or 3 months.

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Hi! United Arab Emirates is not an E-2 country. Therefore, you are not eligible. Same case for India.

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You can always change course when on the green card. However, if your intention was NEVER to engage in the software consulting company and ALWAYS seek employment once you secured the green card that can be a major issue.

Hi, your chances of obtaining an E-2 visa will depend on several key factors. First, you need to be a citizen of a country that has a treaty with the U.S. The investment amount must be substantial, demonstrating your commitment and ensuring the business's viability, which should generate more than enough income for you and your family. Additionally, your net worth and financial history will play a crucial role, as you'll need to provide clear evidence of the source of your investment funds. Given your history and experience as a businessman, it's advisable to consult with an immigration attorney to assess your specific situation and increase your chances of success. If you want to apply, make sure to complete the following form: www.visafranchise.com/client-application/ Thanks!

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Hi! A TN visa is a non-immigrant work visa available under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), previously known as NAFTA. It allows qualified Canadian and Mexican citizens to work in the U.S. in specific professional occupations for a U.S. employer. It is often used by professionals in fields such as engineering, accounting, law, teaching, and science.

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Yes, it's correct that for Bangladeshi citizens, the E-2 visa is generally issued with a validity period of 3 months. This short duration means that you must enter the U.S. within those 3 months.

@Visafranchise so, I also heard I can stay for 2 years though. Does that mean that after three months, I can still work in my business instead of on it? As I understand: without e2=work on the business, with e2=permission to work in the business.

Hi! Sure! For example, with the E-2 visa, you need to invest at least $100,000. There are other categories that do not require an investment, such as the O-1 or EB-1A. We can discuss your case in a 30-minute consultation call. If you're interested, please first complete the following form: www.visafranchise.com/client-application/ Thanks!!

For a UK citizen looking to do an internship in the U.S., the appropriate visa is usually the J-1 Exchange Visitor visa. The J-1 covers internships, training programs, and cultural exchanges. It's designed for educational and cultural purposes, allowing temporary work or study in the U.S. The B-1/B-2 visas are not suitable for internships. The B-1 visa is for short-term business activities, and the B-2 is for tourism.

@@Visafranchise thank you...will look into it...p.s I'm a graduate...do I have to be a full time student to be eligible?

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Hi! Yes, it is. But there is a huge backlog-more than 12 years. You can learn more about this issue here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paqmaZmZqrZqiLs. Thanks!

Hi! That’s a great question. I recommend consulting with an immigration lawyer who can provide you with the most accurate guidance.

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Yes, someone with a Ph.D. and extensive experience in scientific research and science advocacy, including voluntary work with U.S. associations, may qualify for an EB-2 NIW even if they are currently in the U.S. on a B1/B2 visa. Can you please complete the form below to assess your eligibility? www.visafranchise.com/green-card-for-stem-professionals-application/

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Hi! Thanks for your comment!! The length of a business plan or cover letter for an EB-2 NIW isn't strictly defined. While some suggest 15 pages, it's more important to be clear and comprehensive. If you can effectively cover all necessary details in 8 pages, that's perfectly fine. Quality and relevance matter more than length. However, always talk with a specialist.