Common Law US logoJonathan T. MannAttorney at Law · Common Law US

Business Immigration

Investor & Entrepreneur Visas

For founders and investors putting capital into a U.S. business and coming to run it themselves. The right visa category depends on your country of citizenship — options include EB-5-style investor matters and, for nationals of qualifying treaty countries, the E-2 treaty investor category.

Who This Is For

Entrepreneurs and investors who are funding, buying, or actively directing a U.S. business, and want their visa strategy built alongside the business itself.

What's Included

Visa strategy and petition preparation, paired with the entity formation, capitalization, and governance documents the filing depends on — handled by one team instead of two.

We work most often with entrepreneurs and investors from Brazil, Spain, South Korea, and the U.K. Visa eligibility depends on your country of citizenship — E-2 treaty investor status is only available to nationals of qualifying treaty countries, and Brazil is not currently one of them. We'll confirm the right pathway for your situation, whether that's EB-5-style investor status or another route, on an initial call.

No visa outcome, approval, or timeline can be guaranteed — every case is evaluated on its own facts.