E-2 INVESTOR VISA ENQUIRIES
Explore your U.S. business plans with a clearer next step.
Planning to launch, buy, or develop a business in the United States? Share your plans and request a professional conversation about the E-2 category and the questions relevant to your circumstances.
Start with your business plans.
Every business enquiry begins with a different goal. You may be considering a new venture, exploring an acquisition, or planning the next stage of an existing business.
This page introduces the topics you may want to discuss during a professional review. Submitting an enquiry does not establish eligibility or guarantee a visa outcome.
An enquiry is not an application, and this page is not legal advice.
Key topics
Topics a review usually covers
Your business goals
What you want to build, buy or grow — and why the United States is part of that plan.
Your proposed role
How you expect to be involved day to day, and who else will be part of the operation.
Your preparation questions
The specific questions you want answered before deciding how to proceed.
Enquiry audiences
Who usually enquires
Founders exploring a new venture
You have a business idea for the U.S. market and want to understand what a professional review would involve.
Entrepreneurs considering an acquisition
You are looking at purchasing an existing U.S. business and want to prepare the right questions.
Owners planning an expansion
You run a business abroad and are considering developing or expanding a U.S. operation.
Review topics
Prepare for the conversation
Business background and proposed activity
What the business does or would do, and how far along your planning currently is.
Your intended involvement
The role you expect to play, and how the business would be managed day to day.
Investment planning questions
The funding and staging questions you want to discuss — explored in conversation, not answered by a checklist.
Personal circumstances
Background details relevant to a professional review of your situation.
How the enquiry works
The review process
01
Describe your plans
Complete the short enquiry form with your goals and current situation.
02
Arrange a professional conversation
Choose how you would prefer to be contacted and when you are generally available.
03
Review the information needed
Learn which details and documents a fuller professional review would require.
04
Agree on appropriate next steps
Decide together whether and how to continue — with no obligation either way.
Questions & answers
What is this introductory enquiry for?
It lets you describe your situation and request a professional conversation about this category. It is an enquiry service — not a government application form and not an automated eligibility assessment.
Does submitting the form confirm eligibility?
No. The form only records your enquiry. Whether a category fits your circumstances is something a qualified professional can discuss after reviewing your situation.
Can I enquire while still exploring an idea?
Yes — many enquiries arrive at an early stage. Being open about where you are in your planning makes the first conversation more useful, not less.
What should I prepare for a conversation?
A short description of your plans, your rough timeline, and the questions you want answered. No documents are required for the initial enquiry.
Will I receive a confirmed appointment immediately?
No. The form records your request and contact preferences. Any appointment is arranged separately and confirmed directly with you.
Where can I ask about another visa category?
Use the same form and choose the closest topic, or mention the other category in your message — your enquiry will be directed accordingly.
Ready to discuss your business plans?
Start with a short enquiry and identify the questions you would like to explore.
Tell us about your business plans.
Share a few details and how you would prefer to be contacted. No documents are needed at this stage.
Northbridge Immigration is a fictional brand created solely to demonstrate this template. This page is not a law firm, provides no legal advice, and is not an eligibility assessment or a government application form. Submitting an enquiry creates no attorney–client relationship, confirms no appointment, and guarantees no immigration outcome.