There are many different options for investors, but not all are good fits for your unique situation. Because investment visas are complex, the initial consult is usually just the start of ascertaining your options. Many times, after the initial consult, we will need to research your options.  

Our approach to assessing options and mapping out a strategy for you is to look at your needs first and then consider the legal options. This allows us to avoid going down an unnecessary path and wasting precious time and money. We do this to avoid inadvertently giving you and your family a short-term fix that causes long-term problems.

Before we consider your options, we assess what your ultimate goal is – to stay permanently or temporarily. We then determine if your country of birth is subject to a cutoff date in the EB-5 (immigrant investor visa) category or if you are from a country that has a treaty of commerce and navigation with the United States for E-1/E-2 visa eligibility purposes.

Only then can we proceed with considering the potential options. Even if a green card is the ultimate goal, we will still assess potential nonimmigrant options, which might assist us in getting you and your family to the U.S. more quickly.

We then present you with written options, including fees and costs, and explain the process to you. We provide you with detailed checklists and work closely with you or your designated agent to compile the strongest and most thorough application.

After approval of the petition or application, depending on if you are in the U.S. or not, another application may be necessary in order to apply for a visa to enter the U.S.