Costa Rica E2 Requirements
Boca Raton immigration attorney Carl Rothrock files E2 treaty visas for Colombian nationals
E2 Investor Visa Costa Rica. Carl Rothrock, immigration lawyer in Boca Raton, Florida, files E2 Investor Visa applications for citizens of Costa Rica who wish to operate a business in the U.S. The E-2 visa is a temporary business visa that allows a foreign citizen to develop and manage a business. The citizen must contribute a substantial amount of capital in the business venture.
- Costa Rican citizens must control the majority ownership or control of the investing or trading company.
- A Costa Rican citizen must file the E2 investor visa application.
- An E-2 visa is temporary. An embassy can issue an E2 visa for a maximum of five years; however, each country’s treaty dictates how long the treaty may be issued.
- The U.S. Embassy in San Jose processes E2 treaty visas for citizens of Costa Rica.
- Each E2 treaty country has its own requirements for issuing a visa. Click this link to see the specific requirements for E2 treaty visa for Costa Rica.
Derivative Visas for Families of E2 Holders
- A spouse of an E2 visa holder may live and work in the United States. The spouse does not need to work for the E2 holder’s company. A spouse may work for any employer that allows foreign work authorization.
- Children under the age of 21 may attend school in the United States. Children cannot work.
Contact E2 Investor Attorney Carl Rothrock today
Carl Rothrock is an experienced immigration lawyer in Boca Raton, Florida. He has additional offices in Miami and Fort Lauderdale. He has been licensed to practice law since 1989 and has successfully filed E2 treaty applications on behalf of investors from all over the world. Mr. Rothrock is admitted to practice before all Immigration Courts in the United States as well as the Board of Immigration Appeals. He provides representation to clients within and outside the U.S. To schedule a free initial consultation, call Rothrock Immigration Lawyer today.
