Our Treaty Investor client is Romanian, but her spouse and child hold Italian passports.
Did you know that E-2 dependents do not need to have the same nationality as the treaty investor? They don’t even have to be nationals of an E-2 treaty country.
Our client is a national of Romania, but has been residing in Italy with her family. You do not need to prove ongoing residency in your country of nationality to apply for E-2 visa except if you are a U.K. citizen.
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This article has been written by Verdie J. Atienza, Esq., Senior Immigration Attorney, Head of E-2 and L-1 Visas Practice Team at Davies & Associates, New York Office.
Verdie J. Atienza is a Senior Attorney in charge of the firm’s L-1 and E-2 visa practice. He is a dual qualified lawyer in New York and in the Philippines and is qualified to practice immigration law in any state in the United States.
