E2 Treaty Visa Germany
E2 Treaty Visa Germany. Carl Rothrock, immigration attorney in Fort Myers, Florida, files E2 treaty visa applications for Germany citizens wishing to enter the United States. 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. The Rothrock Law Firm has represented thousands of clients from more than 100 countries and has offices located throughout Florida.
E2 treaty visa requirements for Germany
- German nationals must control the majority ownership or control of the investing or trading company.
- A citizen of Germany must file the the E2 application.
- An E-2 visa is temporary. The initial E-2 visa allows the foreign citizen to stay in the U.S. for a maximum of (2 to 5 years).
- The U.S. Embassy in Frankfurt processes E2 treaty visas in Germany.
- Each E2 treaty country has specific requirements for eligibility. Click this link to see the specific E2 treaty requirements for Germany.
Families of E2 Treaty Applicants
- The spouse and children (under age 21) of the E2 visa holder can obtain an E2 derivative visa.
- A spouse can apply for a work permit, and the children can attend school if they hold an E2 derivative visa. The spouse need not work for the E2 company. The spouse can work anywhere in the United States that allows work authorization.
Let an Experienced Immigration Attorney file your E2 Visa Application
The filing of an E2 application is a very complicated process. Each embassy has its own procedures for submitting an E2 packet, and each embassy scrutinizes parts of the application differently. Carl Rothrock is an immigration attorney in Fort Myers, Florida. He 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 the United States and outside the United States. To schedule a free initial consultation, call the Rothrock Law Firm at (239) 206-2363.