Applying for an E-2 Visa: Buying an Existing Business vs. Starting One from Scratch
Romy B. Jurado, Esq. ?
Attorney at Jurado & Associates, P.A., a Business, Immigration, Real Estate, Probate & Litigation Law Firm.
If you are a citizen of a treaty country, applying for an E-2 Visa is one of the best ways to take your business career to the next level in the greatest economy in the world. However, before you pack your bags and head for the States, you need to answer an important question: will you buy an existing business or start one from scratch?
The Turnkey Temptation: Buying an Existing Business
Imagine this: a thriving bakery with a loyal clientele, a fully equipped kitchen, and experienced staff. Sounds like a delicious way to jump into American entrepreneurship, right? That is the allure of buying an existing business.
Here are some advantages:
However, buying an existing business is not all sunshine and rainbows. There are also challenges to consider:
Building Your Own Empire: Starting a Business from Scratch
Do you have a burning desire to carve your own path in the American market? Starting a business from scratch might be your calling!
Here are some benefits:
However, building a business from scratch also comes with its own set of challenges:
Applying for an E-2 Visa is Easy When You Work with Experts
The decision between buying an existing business and starting one from scratch is a unique one, heavily influenced by your individual goals, risk tolerance, financial resources, and personal preferences.
At Jurado & Associates, P.A., we understand the complexities of navigating the E-2 Visa application process, and we are passionate about helping aspiring entrepreneurs like you turn their American dream into a reality.
Our experienced team of immigration attorneys can guide you through every step, from assessing your eligibility to crafting a compelling business plan that showcases your unique vision and increases your chances of approval. Call us today at (305) 921-0976, email us at [email protected], or WhatsApp us at +1 (305) 921-0976 to schedule an initial consultation.
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