Investor & Entrepreneur Immigration
Turning Visionary Capital into American Reality
For the bold entrepreneurs and global investors looking to scale in the U.S. market, we offer more than legal advice—we offer a roadmap. Whether you are launching a tech startup on an E-2 visa or securing permanent residency through EB-5, we ensure your investment is protected by sound legal architecture.
“With Immigration Fleet, you’ll never navigate alone.”
E-2 Treaty Investor Visas
Perfect for entrepreneurs from treaty countries, we help you document your investment and business plan to secure long-term operational status in the U.S.
EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program
Navigate the complex world of Regional Centers and direct investment to secure Green Cards for you and your immediate family.
Extraordinary Ability (EB-1A & O-1)
For founders and innovators at the top of their field, we craft “Self-Petitions” that highlight your unique contributions without the need for a corporate sponsor.
Multinational Manager Transfers (EB-1C)
Seamlessly transition international executives to U.S. permanent residency through established corporate expansion strategies.
Secure Your Legacy in the U.S.
Business-First Approach
We review your business plans to ensure they meet the strict “marginality” and “substantial investment” criteria required by immigration law.
Family Integration
Our investor packages prioritize the whole family, ensuring spouses receive work authorization and children can attend school without interruption.
Path to Citizenship
We design investment strategies that don’t just provide a visa, but create a clear, multi-year path toward U.S. Naturalization.
FAQs
Investor & Entrepreneur Immigration
There is no set minimum, but the investment must be “substantial” relative to the type of business. Typically, $100,000+ is a strong benchmark, though lower amounts are possible for certain industries.
Yes, the EB-5 program is the direct route to a Green Card, whereas the E-2 is a non-immigrant visa that can be renewed indefinitely but does not lead directly to permanent residency.
USCIS looks for sustained national or international acclaim, evidenced by awards, press, high salary, or original contributions to your field.
It needs to be a “real and operating” enterprise. While it doesn’t need to be profitable on day one, you must demonstrate a five-year projection showing it will be more than just a means to earn a living.
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Purpose
The company is organized for the provision of professional immigration legal services. All members and managers are attorneys licensed to practice law in the United States. The Managing Member is licensed to practice law in the State of New York. The firm’s practice is exclusively limited to matters of federal immigration law, as permitted by federal statutes and regulations for attorneys licensed in any U.S. jurisdiction.
Professional Services
This Professional Limited Liability Company is established solely for the practice of federal immigration law. While the firm is based in Texas, it does not offer legal services related to Texas state law. All services are limited to immigration matters governed by federal law.
Supplemental Provisions – Jurisdictional Limitation
The managers of this firm are not licensed to practice Texas state law. All public-facing communications—including letterhead, business cards, website content, and marketing materials—will clearly disclose that the Managing Member is licensed exclusively in the State of New York and that the firm’s services are restricted to federal immigration law.