You can apply for an E-1 visa if you have a start up, but you will need to show that your trade is substantial and principally between the U.S. and your home country.
Recent changes to the USCIS Policy Manual provided important guidance about alternative forms of evidence entrepreneurs can use to qualify for the NIW green card.
Foreign entrepreneurs and startup founders can set up their company from abroad, however, there are a few pitfalls to avoid when starting to operate and manage a business from abroad, without a US visa status providing work authorization.
When an investor or foreign company wants to start operations in the United States they can select between three possible investor visas including an E-2 Visa, an L-1 Visa and an EB-5 visa. The eligibility requirements for each of these…
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