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💼 The E-2 Investor Visa: The Entrepreneur’s Choice. The E-2 visa allows you to live and work in the U.S. by purchasing a majority stake in a "real and operating" business.

Key Requirements for Business Buyers:

• You must be from a Treaty Country

• Substantial Investment: The capital must be sufficient to ensure the business's success. For service businesses, this may be lower; for manufacturing, it is higher.

• "At Risk" Capital: You must demonstrate that the funds are irrevocably committed to the purchase (often held in escrow pending visa approval).

• Non-Marginality: The business must do more than just support you and your family—it must have the capacity to hire U.S. workers.

• Active Management: You must be coming to "develop and direct" the enterprise. Passive investments (like real estate) do not qualify.

🏢 The L-1 Visa: Expanding Your Global Reach.

If you already own a successful business in your home country, the L-1 visa allows you to purchase a U.S. subsidiary and transfer yourself as a Manager or Executive.

Why Buy an Existing Business for L-1?

While many apply for L-1 visas by starting a "New Office," buying an established U.S. business can be more advantageous:

• Immediate Infrastructure: You skip the "startup" phase and inherit an existing staff and facility.

• Stronger Petition: An established company with a history of revenue and employees is often viewed more favorably by USCIS than a speculative startup.

• Faster Green Card Path: For those on an L-1A, the transition to permanent residency is significantly more streamlined.

How Enterprise Brokers Helps You

We don't just send you listings; we curate opportunities that align with immigration standards.

1. Visa-Ready Listings: We filter businesses for profitability, employee count, and "clean" financials—the three pillars of a successful visa petition.

2. Due Diligence: Our team can assists in coordinating the due diligence process with your CPA. Your Immigration Attorney will make sure the transaction is structured for USCIS scrutiny.

3. Strategic Partnerships: We work alongside your immigration attorney to provide the necessary business valuations and purchase agreements required for your filing.

Important Note: Enterprise Brokers is a business brokerage firm, not a law firm or an Accounting. We strongly recommend all international buyers consult with a qualified U.S. Immigration Attorney and Licensed CPA before moving forward with any acquisition