Category Archives: E-2 Visa
Understanding the “Marginality” Test in E-2 Visa Applications: Avoiding Common Mistakes by Texas Entrepreneurs
When applying for an E-2 visa, Texas entrepreneurs face a critical yet often misunderstood requirement: the “marginality” test. The concept of marginality is crucial in determining whether your business can generate more than enough income to support yourself and your family. Essentially, the U.S. government wants assurance that your enterprise isn’t merely a lifestyle… Read More »
How to Determine a “Substantial Investment” for an E-2 Visa in Texas
One of the most critical aspects of securing an E-2 visa involves demonstrating that you’ve made, or are actively making, a “substantial investment” in a U.S. business. However, what constitutes “substantial” according to USCIS standards isn’t explicitly defined by a fixed monetary amount, leading many applicants to seek professional guidance. Engaging a knowledgeable Houston… Read More »
If You Are A Junior Researcher, Can You Obtain An EB-2 NIW?
A junior researcher who would like to live, and work, in the United States can obtain an EB-2 NIW. But, doing so is not always easy. Going over what a junior researcher can do to obtain an EB-2 NIW, and speaking with an experienced immigration lawyer, makes it a lot easier to do so…. Read More »
What is an EB-2 Visa, and Who Qualifies
An immigrant visa category is the EB-2 visa, an employment-based visa designed for individuals with advanced degrees or exceptional abilities. If you have an advanced degree or exceptional ability in a particular field, contact the Houston EB-2 Visa attorneys at BBA Immigration to find out how to qualify for an EB-2 visa. What is… Read More »
Learning More About The E-2 Treaty Investor Visa
The E-2 Treaty Investor is a visa that enables the recipient, and their family, to live in the United States for up to 5 years. Visas are given in two year increments. Right after those two years come to an end, an individual can extend their visa for another two years. But, this is… Read More »