E-1 Eligibility & Treaty-Nationality Assessment
Review nationality, treaty coverage, enterprise ownership, applicant role and threshold issues before detailed case planning.
Request focused review →An eight-service trade journey
From treaty nationality and trade analysis through evidence organization, professional coordination and continuing-trade readiness.
Focused professional support
Every enterprise begins at a different stage. Some need a threshold review; others already have years of trade but lack an organized bilateral-trade schedule. Use only the services that fit the current record.
Read the complete E-1 guide →Review nationality, treaty coverage, enterprise ownership, applicant role and threshold issues before detailed case planning.
Request focused review →Map international transactions by country, counterparty, date, value, type and evidence to reveal the actual direction of trade.
Request focused review →Evaluate transaction volume, continuity and value, then calculate whether more than 50% of international trade is qualifying bilateral trade.
Request focused review →Organize ownership records and identify nationality questions that may affect whether the enterprise has treaty-country nationality.
Request focused review →Create a disciplined evidence index covering invoices, contracts, payments, logistics, service delivery and financial records.
Request focused review →Distinguish the treaty trader route from executive, supervisory and essential-skills employee requirements.
Request focused review →Coordinate the commercial record, open questions and supporting professionals without presenting consulting work as legal representation.
Request focused review →Prepare decision-makers to explain the enterprise and maintain organized evidence of continuing qualifying trade.
Request focused review →Future Immigration Advisory
Use the trade-readiness assessment first, then compare an existing-trade strategy with an investment-based route.