1. Providing advices regarding the application for E-2 visa in the United States in general
2. Providing assistance for the preparation of documents required for the client;
3. Review application documents prepared by applicant(s) and employing company;
4. Preparation of authorization letter(s) and application form(s);
5. Submission of application to the U.S. Consulate;
6. Liaison with the consulate regarding the application;
7. Scheduling interview appointment with the U.S. Consulate;
8. Preparing Client for Interview at U.S. Consulate

1. The fees quoted above includes the government fee.
2. The fees stated are exclusive of delivery charge, if any.
3. The fees stated exclude document translation fee. Please contact us for quotation if  you wish to employ us to translate the documents.
4. In the case the application is denied, our service fee for refiling the application is USD6,000

1. The investor, either a person, partnership or corporate entity, must have the citizenship of a treaty country
2. If a business, at least 50 percent of the business must be owned by persons with the treaty country’s nationality;
3. The investment must be substantial, with investment funds or assets committed and irrevocable. It must be sufficient to ensure the successful operation of the enterprise;
4. The investment must be a real operating enterprise, an active commercial or entrepreneurial undertaking. A paper organization, speculative, or idle investment does not qualify. Uncommitted funds in a bank account or similar security are not considered an investment;
5. It must generate significantly more income than just to provide a living to the applicant and family, or it must have a significant economic impact in the U.S.;
6. You must have control of the funds, and the investment must be at risk in the commercial sense. Loans secured with the assets of the investment enterprise are not allowed;
7. Applicant must be coming to the U.S. to develop and direct the enterprise. If the applicant is not the principal investor, he or she must be considered as an essential employee, employed in a supervisory, executive, or highly specialized skill capacity. Ordinary skilled and unskilled workers do not qualify.

1. Passport Biographical Page;
2. Signed Letter from a responsible official at company, describing exactly and precisely how the enterprise and applicant meet the qualifications for an E-2 visa;
3. Applicant’s Information including resume, highest degree diploma, skills or training certificates, organization chart showing current staffing pattern at U.S. company;
4. Proof of treaty country ownership (at least 50%) and controlling interest in the enterprise. Documents may include an ownership chart with owners’ names showing the full ownership structure of the enterprise, stock certificates, articles of organization, etc.;
5. Proof that funds are invested or that the investor is actively investing and evidence that investment is substantial. Documents may include wire transfer statements, escrow documents, list of investment, list of expenses, etc.;
6. Proof that the enterprise is currently running or will commence business very soon. Documents may include lease agreement, business license, signed contracts, etc.;
7. Proof that investment is more than a marginal business solely for earning a living. Documents may include payroll register, most recent financial reports, business plan for new enterprise, etc.

1. Passport Biographical Page;
2. Documents to Establish Relationship with the Beneficiary (Notarial Birth Certificate).

All documents submitted must be in English or Chinese or translated into English or Chinese by a certified translation body.

*USCIS reserve the right to demand further documents from the applicant or employing company as and when necessary.

1. The estimated time is based on high cooperation between Kaizen and the client.
2. The estimated time does not include delays caused by relevant government agencies.