Can a Startup Founder Get an O-1 Visa?
Yes, founders can qualify for the O-1 — but the self-sponsorship problem requires an agent or a properly structured company petitioner.
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O-1 Visa: Proving Extraordinary Ability to USCIS
How the O-1 visa works, the O-1A and O-1B criteria, and the evidence strategy for proving extraordinary ability to USCIS.
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E-2 Investor Visa: Requirements and How It Works
A plain-English guide to the E-2 treaty investor visa: who qualifies, the investment requirement, and how the visa actually works.
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E-2 vs EB-5: Comparing the Two Investor Immigration Paths
A comparison of the E-2 and EB-5 investor routes on investment size, permanence, and timeline to help you choose.
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· Business LawThe FTC Is Coming for Noncompetes: What Business Owners Need to Know Now
New enforcement actions signal a major shift in how noncompete agreements will be scrutinized going forward.
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Why Visiting the U.S. for the FIFA World Cup Could Be a Smart Investment Move
FIFA World Cup is not just about football. For many, it is entertainment. But for entrepreneurs and investors, it can also be a strategic opportunity to explore the U.S. market in a real and practical way.