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New E-2 Visa Renewal Procedure for Toronto

By May 31, 2019May 13th, 2021E-2 Visa, Immigration, Investor Visas
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The U.S. Consulate in Toronto has changed its procedure for renewals of E-2 visas. If the applicant did not receive their initial visa in Toronto, the applicant can no longer use the streamline application process, instead the applicant will have to adhere to the new applicant requirements. The U.S. Consulate in Toronto has very specific instructions that you are required to follow when submitting an E-2 visa application. For more information on applying for E-2 visas in Toronto, please click here.

The streamline process allowed the applicant to simply produce documents to show that the company is still operational and operating within the premise that it was originally approved on. The applicant can produce tax returns, W-2, I-9, and other documents to show that it has revenue and employees. New applications need to produce the full original proof of investment documents, source of the investment funds, the company business plan, and other supporting documents that can show that the company is operational.

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