E-2s and the property development industry can always be a little bit tricky. The government wants to see that you are actively creating jobs for American workers. So sometimes we get calls from individuals who just want to dump a bunch of money into property and call it a day. That’s not always a qualifying investment for E-2 purposes.
The client was approved on the basis that he was creating a property development company, and we really outlined in detail how he was creating jobs for American workers, albeit indirectly. Watch the video below for more information, and you may also be interested in these related posts:
- The E-2 Visa and Real Property Investments
- E-2 Visas: The Money Trail
- E-2 Visa: Everything You Need to Know
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