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Immigrant Entrepreneurs in Texas Generate Billions of Dollars in Business Revenue E1 and E2 Visa Businesses Grow Local Texas Economies • 361,493 immigrant business owners (E1 Visas and E2 Visas) accounted for 27.5 percent of all self-employed Texas residents in 2015 and generated $8.1 billion in business income. • In 2015, immigrants accounted for 42.2 …
Termination of Honduras TPS Program | E2 Visa Option for Business Owners The termination of the TPS program for citizens of Honduras has been announced. Honduran citizens who own a United States business have an option: the E-2 Visa. The E-2 Visa is for foreign nationals who start and/or own a business in the United …
United States is Australia’s 3rd Largest Goods Trading Partner US Business Visas for Entrepreneurs and Company Expansions By Isaul VERDIN, VERDIN Founder and Managing Attorney VERDIN Law would like to provide information to our Australian friends interested in doing business in the US; and wanting to obtain a visa for doing business in the US. Scroll …
U.K. Leads Foreign Direct Investment in Texas US Business Entrepreneur Visas, E-1 and E-2 Visas Scroll To: E1 Visas, E2 Visas, Texas Economic Outlook For the past several years, Texas (particularly the Dallas Fort Worth area) has led the nation in economic growth. A main facet of Texas success is reflected in the amount of …
Texas Business-Friendly Climate E2 Treaty Investor Visa and E1 Treaty Trader Visas Texas is an economic powerhouse. If Texas were a nation, it would rank as the 10th largest economy in the world based on GDP; ranking higher than Australia, Mexico, Spain, Russia and many others. More than 50% of foreign direct investment projects into …
Required Capital for E2 Visa Businesses | E2 Visa Capital Proportionality, Sufficiency and Magnitude By Isaul VERDIN, Esq. Foreign entrepreneurs invariably will ask: “How much capital do I need to secure my E2 visa business?” The answer is: There is no minimum amount of capital required. In fact, the law does not dictate a set …
