United States
E-2 Treaty Investor
For nationals of a treaty country investing a substantial amount in a US enterprise they will direct. The investment must be committed and at risk.
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17 for everyone. Some nationalities are asked for more.
- 1DS-160 Confirmation PageComplete online at ceac.state.gov before interview
- 2Valid PassportMust be valid for at least 6 months beyond intended stay
- 3US Visa Photo (2×2 inch)White background, taken within last 6 months
- 4MRV Fee ReceiptUSD $205 — pay at designated bank or online
- 5Interview Appointment Confirmation Letter
- 6Business Plan (US Enterprise)Detailed 3-5 year plan with financials and job creation projections
- 7Proof of Investment FundsBank wire transfers, receipts — funds must be irrevocably committed
- 8Source of Funds DocumentationBank statements, sale of assets, inheritance records showing lawful origin
- 9US Business Registration (Articles of Incorporation)State-registered US entity
- 10EIN (Employer Identification Number) ConfirmationFrom IRS
- 11US Business Bank StatementsShowing investment funds deposited
- 12Operating Agreement or Bylaws
- 13Lease Agreement or Property Purchase for BusinessProof of physical US business location
- 14Personal Financial Statement
- 15Evidence of Non-Marginal EnterpriseRevenue projections, existing revenue, or employee list showing business will support more than investor
- 16Organizational Chart and Employee List
- 17Corporate Tax Returns (if existing business)Last 2 years
Where you apply
At a US embassy or consulate
Treaty visas are applied for at the US embassy or a consulate, with an interview.
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Five minutes, no account needed.
General information, not advice on your case. Immigration decides each application on its documents.