Dependent planning
Organize qualifying relationship, identity and application records for the spouse and unmarried children under 21.
Service 10 · E-2 business services
Plan the business move and family transition together so immigration timing, schooling, housing and arrival responsibilities remain coordinated.
Disciplined preparation
The spouse and children have their own documents, appointments, travel timing and practical needs. Planning should distinguish visa validity, admission, I-94, school enrollment, work-related questions and professional advice.
The service connects commercial decisions, evidence development and professional responsibilities without confusing strategic coordination with legal, tax, accounting or brokerage work.
Service framework
Each area must support the same investor, business, transaction and evidence story.
Organize qualifying relationship, identity and application records for the spouse and unmarried children under 21.
Coordinate interviews, visa issuance, business closing, school calendar and arrival without assuming approval.
Create a practical sequence for housing, schooling, insurance, transportation, banking and essential records.
Distinguish visa validity, admission and I-94 periods, and route individual work or study questions to counsel.
Professional scope
We organize the work and identify what must be independently handled by counsel, CPAs, brokers, valuation specialists or other licensed professionals.
Family relocation profile
Dependent document checklist
Pre-departure and arrival timeline
Schooling and settlement question list
I-94 and recordkeeping reminders
Professional referral priorities
School admission or housing guarantee
Employment authorization determination
Travel approval or visa guarantee
Legal, tax, insurance or financial advice
Service process
The sequence is adapted to the investor, enterprise and transaction stage.
Record family members, ages, schooling and priorities.
Align case, business and family timing.
Organize civil, application and travel records.
Create a first-30-days arrival checklist.
Track I-94, passports, visas and future milestones.
Starting information
Do not send confidential documents through the public inquiry form. A secure sharing method can be discussed after the initial contact.
Passports and civil records
Marriage and birth certificates
Visa and appointment records
School records and immunization documents
Business and planned-address information
Focused service inquiry
Tell us your current stage, business route, investment range and timing so we can identify the most useful next conversation.
Tell us where you are in the E-2 planning process. Do not send passports, bank statements, tax returns or confidential transaction documents through this form.
Submitting this request does not create an attorney-client, brokerage, accounting or fiduciary relationship and does not guarantee E-2 eligibility or approval.
Frequently asked questions
General information only. Every investor, business and filing route requires individualized professional review.
A spouse and unmarried children under 21 may generally seek derivative E status, subject to the complete case and current rules.
Current employment treatment and documentation should be reviewed for the individual’s admission and records.
Dependent children may generally study, while school admission requirements and future age-out planning need separate attention.
Government guidance warns applicants not to make final travel plans until a visa is issued.