- Canadian investor obtained an E-2 visa at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto after investing in a Virginia convenience store and gas station.
- The E-2 visa was approved for a full five-year period, allowing relocation to the United States to manage and expand the business.
- The case underscores that a well structured investment and clear business plan in a viable model like a convenience store and gas station support successful E-2 outcomes.
We are pleased to share another successful E-2 investor visa approval for a Canadian national at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto. Our client invested in the purchase of shares of a convenience store and gas station located in Virginia and presented a strong case demonstrating their commitment to directing and developing the business.
The consulate approved the E-2 visa for a full five year period. This approval allows our client to relocate to the United States to manage daily operations and grow the enterprise. The convenience store and gas station model continues to be a common and viable investment for E-2 classification, and this approval highlights how a well structured investment and clear business plan can lead to a successful outcome.
If you are considering an E-2 investment or want to learn more about visa options, you can explore our free immigration guides or sign up for one of our upcoming webinars. To discuss your specific case, you can also schedule a consultation with our legal team.
