Investor Visas (E-2, EB-5)
Invest in the U.S. — And Your Future
Thinking about investing in the U.S. economy and gaining immigration benefits? The E-2 and EB-5 visas may offer a path to work authorization and permanent residency.
At Burt and Cleveland, PC, we work with entrepreneurs and investors from around the world to secure investor-based visas.
INVESTOR VISA DETAILS
If an Investor Visa is right for you, schedule an appointment to talk to us.
🟢 Visa Options:
E-2 Treaty Investor Visa
Requires a “substantial investment” in a U.S. business
Must be a national of a treaty country
Renewable indefinitely
EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa
Invest $800,000 to $1,050,000 in a U.S. enterprise
Create at least 10 jobs
Path to permanent residency (green card)


✅ We Handle:
Business plan review
Source of funds tracking
USCIS petitions
Embassy documentation
Evaluate your eligibility
Prepare and file all applications
Attend interviews with you
Handle waivers if needed
Help you avoid delays or denials
📝 How We Help





Everything You Need to Know About Investor Visas
Investor visas allow foreign nationals to start or invest in U.S. businesses and gain immigration benefits.
E-2 Treaty Investor Visa:
Investment must be substantial
Applicant must direct the business
Renewable indefinitely
EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa:
Investment of $800,000–$1.05M
Create 10+ jobs
Leads to permanent residence
📙 Case Study: Raj's E-2 Business Expansion Raj, a software entrepreneur from India (via treaty country Grenada), invested $150,000 in a U.S.-based startup. We helped prepare the business plan and E-2 petition. His visa was approved, and he now operates his business in the U.S. with his family.
💡 Step-by-Step: How to Apply for an Investor Visa Without a Lawyer
1. Choose Your Visa Type
E-2: Must be from a treaty country
EB-5: Requires $800,000–$1.05M investment and job creation
2. Prepare a Business Plan Must demonstrate investment, job creation, and viability.
3. Document Source of Funds Trace all funds used for investment back to legal sources.
4. File the Petition
E-2: File at the U.S. consulate with DS-160 and required documents
EB-5: File Form I-526 (or I-526E if investing in a regional center)
5. Attend Visa Interview Present a clear and well-documented case.
6. Apply for Adjustment of Status (EB-5 only) Once the petition is approved and a visa is available, apply for a green card.
⚠️ Important Warning
Investor visas are complex. USCIS and consulates closely scrutinize evidence.
✔️ Our Advice
Let us prepare your business case and file your petition with precision.
📞 Speak with our investor visa team today.
🗓️ [Schedule Investor Visa Consultation]
💼 Why Burt and Cleveland, PC?
At Burt and Cleveland, PC, we treat every client like family. We understand the fear and confusion when your immigration status is uncertain.
Here’s why clients choose us:
Experienced, compassionate immigration attorneys
Fluent Spanish-speaking team
We handle Investor Visa's nationwide
Affordable flat fees and flexible payment plans
Free, confidential consultations