Mark I. Davies, Esq., J.D., University of Pennsylvania Law School, licensed by the SRA (SRA ID: 384468) in the UK, and a member of The Law Society of England & Wales, MBA, Wharton School of Business. Top 10 Investment Visa Lawyer. Licensed in the USA. Georgia State Bar member. AILA member.
Miami E-2 Visa Lawyers
Last reviewed and updated: March 2026
Davies & Associates is a global immigration law firm with a dedicated Miami E-2 visa team based in Brickell. We represent foreign investors and their families through the entire E-2 visa process — from initial assessment, through Florida business setup and U.S. consular interview, to E-2 visa renewal years later.
90%+
U.S. State Department E-2 approval rate, low-90s consistently
10+ yrs
Using escrow structures to protect E-2 investment funds
Global
Offices across the U.S., Europe, Latin America, and Asia
Free Initial E-2 Assessment
Tell us about your business, your funds, and your nationality. We will tell you whether the E-2 route is realistic, what it will cost, and how long it will take — with no obligation.
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Already familiar with the E-2 visa? Skip to our five-stage Miami E-2 process, fee structure, or engagement FAQs. New to the E-2 framework or weighing Miami against other U.S. cities? Start with our broader resources first:
Looking for the bigger picture?
For the full Miami investor-founder context — Florida and Miami-Dade business incentives, Foreign-Trade Zone #281, real estate considerations, the lawyer-vs-broker comparison, the buying-vs-starting analysis, and other operational topics — see the Miami Investor Visa Guide. For E-2 visa requirements globally, see our comprehensive E-2 visa guide. This page focuses specifically on what it is like to engage Davies & Associates for an E-2 case in Miami.
What Miami E-2 Visa Lawyers Do for You
Engaging Davies & Associates for a Miami E-2 case typically includes the following deliverables, all coordinated under one fixed-fee engagement:
E-2 Visa Petition
Form DS-160 preparation (and DS-156E where required for employees), supporting evidence package, legal brief, and consular submission.
E-2 Business Plan
Drafted in-house by our dedicated business-plan team to satisfy Matter of Ho standards, with five-year financial projections, market analysis, and U.S. job-creation forecast.
Source-of-Funds Documentation
Compilation of the lawful-source chain from earnings or sale to the U.S. business account — the most common refusal ground, especially for clients with funds traced through countries with currency controls.
Investment Escrow
Escrow agreement under which funds are “irrevocably committed” under 8 CFR § 214.2(e)(12) yet returnable on denial. We have used this structure in E-2 cases for over a decade.
Florida Business Setup
LLC or C-Corp formation via Sunbiz, EIN registration, Florida sales-tax registration, Miami-Dade business tax receipt, and city-level certificates of use where required.
Consular Coordination
Liaison with the relevant U.S. consulate in your home country — Buenos Aires, Rome, London, Madrid, Mexico City, Frankfurt, Paris, São Paulo, and other major E-2 posts.
Interview Preparation
One-to-one mock interview, document binder review, and post-specific procedural briefing the week before the consular appointment.
Family Visas
Derivative E-2 visas for spouse and children under 21, including E-2S spousal work-authorisation guidance.
Post-Approval Setup
Florida operational launch support: lease review, employment agreements, employee onboarding (I-9, payroll, workers' compensation), and ongoing compliance.
E-2 Renewal
Renewal filing three-to-six months before visa expiry, typically every five years for as long as the U.S. business remains operational.
Our Miami E-2 Process — Five Stages
Every Miami E-2 engagement runs through five clearly defined stages. We tell clients which stage they are in at every weekly update, and we tell them what comes next.
1
Free Initial Assessment
You describe the business you want to run, the funds you have available, and your nationality. A senior E-2 lawyer reviews the facts and tells you, on the call, whether the E-2 route is realistic and what the realistic next step is. If E-2 is not the right fit, we will say so — and where appropriate suggest L-1A, EB-5, or the Grenada-CBI-to-E-2 route as alternatives.
2
Engagement and Fixed-Fee Proposal
We send a written engagement letter with the fixed legal fee, scope, deliverables, and milestones. No surprises. Payment is staged across the engagement so you do not pay the full fee upfront.
3
Case Build
The substantive work happens here:
- Florida entity formation (LLC or C-Corp)
- Source-of-funds documentation chain
- Investment escrow set up with a Florida-licensed attorney
- E-2 business plan drafted by our in-house plan team
- Florida and Miami-Dade licensing as needed
- Lease, employment agreements, supplier contracts
- DS-160 (and DS-156E where required) filed
4
Consular Submission and Interview
Our local consular liaison (in Rome, Buenos Aires, London, Madrid, Mexico City, or wherever your case is filed) submits the package and books your interview. The week before the interview, we run a one-to-one mock interview and walk you through the post-specific procedure. Italian clients file at the U.S. Embassy in Rome (the only post in Italy that processes E-2). Latin American clients typically file at Buenos Aires, São Paulo, Mexico City, Bogotá, or Lima.
5
Approval, Arrival, and Operational Launch
Once the visa is issued, the escrow funds are released to the operating account, and we coordinate the operational launch: opening business banking, finalising the lease, onboarding employees, and registering for state and federal employer obligations. Most Miami E-2 clients are operating within four to eight weeks of arrival.
Ready to start with the free assessment? A senior Miami E-2 lawyer will review your situation and tell you, candidly, whether the route fits.
Request Free AssessmentMiami E-2 Visa Lawyer Fees
Many U.S. immigration firms refuse to discuss fees publicly, which makes it hard for foreign clients to compare. Davies & Associates uses fixed-fee engagements for E-2 cases. Here is what you can expect:
How Our Miami E-2 Fees Are Structured
- Fixed legal fee agreed in writing before work begins. The total typically falls in a low-to-mid five-figure range for a principal-investor case, depending on case complexity.
- Staged payments across the engagement — no full upfront fee.
- Government and consular fees are separate and paid directly to the U.S. government or consulate (the MRV application fee is currently USD 315 per applicant; reciprocity issuance fees vary by nationality).
- The E-2 business plan is included where prepared in-house by our team. If you already have a plan from another provider, we review and supplement at a reduced rate.
- Florida entity formation, EIN registration, business tax receipts are included.
- Spouse and children's derivative visas are typically a small additional fee per family member, agreed up front.
- Re-filing on denial is generally handled at no additional legal fee where the original case was reasonably curable, subject to the engagement letter terms.
An exact fixed-fee figure is provided in the written engagement letter at the end of the free assessment, before any work begins. We do not bill hourly for E-2 matters.
For a detailed breakdown of all costs — legal fees, government fees, business plan, escrow, business setup, and ongoing operational costs — see our comprehensive E-2 visa cost guide.
Recent Miami E-2 Case Outcomes
A few representative examples of Miami E-2 cases our team has handled. Names and identifying details have been changed for client confidentiality; the legal and structural details are accurate.
Italian Designer · Approved
Italian Fashion Designer — Wynwood Studio
- Client
- Italian-born designer relocating from Milan with a small but established leather-goods brand
- Challenge
- Wanted to open a Miami studio and showroom with limited dollar cash; brand value was the main asset
- Structure
- Brand licensing agreement between the Italian parent and the new Miami LLC; modest cash investment in escrow; total qualifying investment well above proportionality threshold once brand value was independently appraised
- Consulate
- U.S. Embassy in Rome (the only post in Italy that processes E-2)
- Outcome
- Five-year multi-entry E-2 visa approved. Studio operational in Wynwood within 6 weeks of arrival, with two U.S. employees
Argentine Founder · Approved
Argentine Founder — Buenos Aires Currency-Controls Case
- Client
- Argentine entrepreneur with established design business in Buenos Aires, target Miami launch
- Challenge
- Source of funds traced through Argentina’s historical currency-control regime — the most common Latin American refusal ground
- Structure
- Funds documented via official-rate transfers, audited Argentine tax compliance, and parent-business licensing agreement; Miami operating entity formed and licensed before consular submission
- Consulate
- U.S. Embassy in Buenos Aires
- Outcome
- E-2 visa approved on first submission. Miami business operational with two U.S. employees within 8 weeks of arrival
Indian Founder via Grenada · Approved
Indian Tech Founder — Grenada Citizenship Route
- Client
- Indian tech founder wanting to establish a Miami fintech presence; India is not an E-2 treaty country
- Structure
- Grenada Citizenship-by-Investment via real estate option (Davies & Associates is the only U.S. law firm formally licensed by Grenada as a CBI Marketing Agent), then E-2 visa application as a Grenadian national
- Consulate
- U.S. Embassy in Grenada
- Outcome
- Grenadian citizenship granted; E-2 visa subsequently issued. Total elapsed time approximately 12 months end-to-end
For broader case studies and client testimonials across our practice, see Davies & Associates case studies and what our clients say.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Each case is evaluated on its individual merits.
Italian E-2 Investors Choosing Miami
Italy is one of our highest-volume source countries for Miami E-2 cases, alongside Argentina and Brazil. Italian investors choose Miami for the established Italian hospitality, fashion, design, and yachting communities; direct year-round flights from Rome and Milan; the Italian Consulate General in Miami serving the Southeast U.S.; and Miami's role as a gateway into Latin American markets.
Procedural note: Italian nationals investing in Miami process their E-2 visa applications through the U.S. Embassy in Rome, even when the underlying business is located in Florida. Rome is the only consular post in Italy that adjudicates E-class visas. Naples and Milan do not process E-category visas.
Why Italian Founders Choose Miami
Italian E-2 cases in Miami cluster in industries where Italian brands and craft carry genuine commercial weight in the U.S. market. Miami is especially attractive for Italian businesses because it combines a large international customer base, Florida's favorable tax environment (no state income tax), proximity to Latin America, and an established Italian commercial community that lowers the practical friction of operating an Italian-led business in the U.S.
- Fashion, leather goods, and accessories — the Design District, Wynwood, and Bal Harbour have established markets for Italian apparel, leather goods, eyewear, and accessories. Italian brand value is typically a meaningful component of the qualifying investment, structured through a properly drafted license agreement between the Italian parent and the new U.S. entity.
- Hospitality, food, and beverage — Italian restaurants, gelaterie, pasticcerie, and importers of Italian wine, olive oil, and specialty foods are well-represented among approved Italian E-2 cases in Miami-Dade and Broward.
- Marine and yachting — brokerage, charter, refit, and supply businesses serving the South Florida and Caribbean yacht market, where Italian builders (Ferretti, Azimut, Sanlorenzo, Riva) have a strong presence. The annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show is a major commercial anchor for Italian marine businesses.
- Interior design, architecture, and high-end construction — residential and commercial projects across Miami-Dade increasingly source from Italian design houses for furniture, lighting, ceramics, and finishes.
- Import / export — Italian-led businesses distributing Italian goods to the U.S. market, or sourcing from the U.S. for Italian and European customers, frequently use Miami as their U.S. operations base.
- Technology and professional services — Italian-led fintech, consulting, software, and B2B firms entering the U.S. market through Miami, particularly where Latin American clients are part of the customer base.
Where Italian E-2 Cases Cluster in South Florida
The Italian community in South Florida is substantial and growing. Brickell, Sunny Isles Beach, Aventura, and Coral Gables all have significant Italian-speaking populations, Italian schools, Italian-language media, and an established network of Italian restaurants, designers, real-estate professionals, and family offices. Wynwood and the Design District are the natural cluster for Italian fashion, design, and creative businesses. The Italian Consulate General in Miami serves the entire Southeast U.S., and direct flights to Rome and Milan operate year-round from Miami International Airport.
For Italian families relocating with children, the Scuola d'Italia in Miami and several Italian-bilingual programs at private schools make Miami workable for families that want to maintain Italian-language schooling alongside U.S. education.
Working with the U.S. Embassy in Rome from Miami
For Italian nationals, the practical workflow of an E-2 case for a Miami business is a coordinated effort between our Florence office, our Miami office, and the U.S. Embassy in Rome:
- Florence and Italian-side documentation — our Italian office assists with source-of-funds compilation, Italian tax-compliance verification (Modello Unico, bilanci, AIRE registration where relevant), and coordination with the client's commercialista or Italian counsel.
- Miami corporate formation and business plan — our Miami office handles Florida entity formation, lease negotiation, EIN, business licensing, and the substantive business plan tailored to the Miami market.
- Rome consular filing — the consolidated application package is filed with the U.S. Embassy in Rome under that post's specific procedures and document expectations, including the practical limits Rome imposes on submission size.
- Italian-language client service — available throughout the case, including for the client's Italian family members and Italian-side advisors.
For the canonical Italian-specific reference, see our E-2 visa for Italian nationals guide. Italian-language coverage is available at E2 Investitori Visto. For broader coordination from Italy, our Italy Practice Team works alongside the Miami office across Florence, Milan, Naples, and Rome.
For a representative Italian Miami case, see the Italian Fashion Designer — Wynwood Studio example in the case studies above.
Why Davies & Associates for Miami E-2 Cases
Most U.S. immigration firms file E-2 visas as one item on a long menu. We have a dedicated E-2 practice that has filed thousands of E-2 petitions across decades of work. The practical differences:
| What matters in an E-2 engagement | Davies & Associates | Typical Miami immigration firm |
|---|---|---|
| Dedicated E-2 team | ✓ Specialist E-2 lawyers, not generalists | ✕ E-2 is one of many practice areas |
| In-house business plan team | ✓ Drafted by Wharton-trained MBAs and lawyers, included in fee | ✕ Outsourced to third-party plan vendor at extra cost |
| Fixed-fee engagement | ✓ Total cost agreed in writing before work begins | ✕ Hourly billing or hidden “additional matters” clauses |
| Investment escrow structure | ✓ Used routinely; protects client downside | ✕ Often not offered; investor must commit funds before approval |
| Global office network | ✓ Offices in U.S., UK, Italy, India, Vietnam, Philippines, Australia, Singapore | ✕ Single-jurisdiction firm; foreign-side coordination via referral |
| Citizenship-by-Investment integration | ✓ Only U.S. law firm formally licensed as a Grenada CBI Marketing Agent | ✕ Refers CBI work to outside agents, sometimes unlicensed |
| Consular post familiarity | ✓ Active filings at most major E-2 posts; updated post-specific guidance | ✕ Few consulates handled regularly |
| Languages | ✓ English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese routinely available | ✕ English-only or Spanish-only |
For a third-party-aware checklist of what to look for in an E-2 lawyer, see our guide to choosing the best E-2 visa lawyer.
Why E-2 Cases Get Denied (and How We Avoid It)
U.S. State Department data shows E-2 visas have a high approval rate — consistently in the low 90 percentiles. The cases that fail tend to fail for a small number of recurring reasons. Each is addressable:
- Source-of-funds gaps. Easily the most common refusal ground for Latin American applicants. Argentine, Venezuelan, Brazilian, Mexican, and Colombian cases frequently raise questions about historical currency controls, parallel-market exchange, or family transfers. We compile a complete documented chain from earnings to the U.S. business account before submission.
- Marginal-income business model. A business that generates only enough to cover the investor's living expenses fails the non-marginality test under 8 CFR § 214.2(e)(15). We identify this risk at the assessment stage and either restructure the model or recommend a different visa route.
- Passive-investment framing. The E-2 visa requires active direction and development. Pure real-estate-purchase cases, absentee-owner franchises, and investment-only positions fail. The business must show active U.S. management.
- Insufficient or unrealistic business plan. Boilerplate or template plans get refused. Plans that cannot withstand Matter of Ho scrutiny get refused. Our plan team writes from first principles for each case.
- Florida licensing or business setup not in place at submission. Consulates expect a properly formed and licensed business. Filing before Sunbiz registration, EIN, business tax receipts, lease, and certificate of use are in place is a common DIY error.
- Federally-illegal industries. Cannabis (even where Florida medical cannabis is legal), unregulated crypto, and certain other federally-illegal activities carry severe non-immigrant visa risk regardless of state-law position.
The Miami E-2 Team
Our Miami E-2 cases are led by senior E-2 specialists with corporate, tax, and consular support. Every case is reviewed and audited by our Complex E-2 Visa Case team in London before consular submission — a second pair of expert eyes at no additional cost to the client.
- Mark I. Davies, Esq. — Founding Partner. MBA, The Wharton School. Led thousands of investor-visa matters worldwide. Trained originally as a corporate lawyer in one of the world's largest law firms.
- Gary Kaufman, Esq. — Senior Tax Counsel. Handles cross-border tax structuring for Italian, Latin American, and European E-2 clients launching Miami businesses.
- Florence office (Italy) — Italian-side documentation, Italian-language client service, coordination with the U.S. Embassy in Rome.
- London office — Complex E-2 case audit; consular liaison for UK and continental European posts.
- Business plan team — In-house Wharton-trained MBAs and lawyers drafting Matter of Ho-compliant plans for every case.
See all Davies & Associates professionals.
FAQ: Engaging a Miami E-2 Visa Lawyer
For visa-substance questions (eligibility, treaty countries, investment requirements), see the comprehensive E-2 visa guide and the Miami Investor Visa Guide FAQ. The questions below cover what it is like to actually work with us.
How much do Miami E-2 visa lawyers charge?
Davies & Associates handles Miami E-2 visa cases on a fixed-fee basis. The total legal-fee envelope for a typical principal-investor E-2 case generally falls in a low-to-mid five-figure range, depending on case complexity, source-of-funds difficulty, and whether the business is a new start-up, a franchise, or an acquisition.
Fixed fees are agreed up front and confirmed in a written engagement letter so the client knows the cost before work begins. Government filing fees, the E-2 business plan (where prepared in-house), and consular reciprocity issuance fees are separate. We provide an exact fixed-fee proposal at the end of the free initial assessment.
How long does a Miami E-2 visa case take?
Most Miami E-2 cases take three to six months from engagement to consular interview, depending on the consulate and the complexity of the source-of-funds documentation. Fast cases (existing business acquisitions with straightforward funds) can sometimes complete in eight to ten weeks.
Cases involving funds traced through countries with currency controls (Argentina, Venezuela), or first-time business start-ups with extensive operational setup, run longer. We provide a realistic timeline at the start of the engagement and update the client weekly.
Do I need to be in Miami to hire a Miami E-2 visa lawyer?
No. Most of our Miami E-2 clients are not in Miami when they hire us. Engagement, document review, business plan drafting, and case preparation are all handled remotely with secure document portals, video calls, and Italian / Spanish / Portuguese / English support.
Most clients only travel to the U.S. for their E-2 visa interview at the U.S. consulate in their home country, and many do not visit our Miami office at all until after the visa is approved and they are setting up the business.
What happens if my Miami E-2 visa is denied?
Davies & Associates has an industry-leading E-2 approval rate, but no firm can guarantee any visa outcome. If a case we have prepared is denied, we will analyse the refusal grounds, advise on whether re-filing or appeal is appropriate, and where the case is reasonably curable we typically handle the re-filing with no additional legal fee beyond the original fixed-fee engagement.
Where the investment funds were held in escrow pending approval (a structure we recommend in most cases), the funds can be returned to the investor on denial. Where the denial is curable only with a substantial change in facts (such as a different business or different source of funds), additional fees may apply for the second engagement.
Can a Miami E-2 lawyer help me change status from B-1, F-1, H-1B, or L-1 to E-2 without leaving the United States?
Yes. If you are already lawfully in the U.S. on a B-1 business visa, F-1 student visa, H-1B work visa, L-1 intracompany transfer visa, or other non-immigrant status, you may be able to file a change-of-status application to E-2 with USCIS without leaving the United States. The application is filed on Form I-129 and adjudicated by USCIS rather than at a consulate.
Approval grants E-2 status for use inside the U.S.; if you later leave the country, you will need to obtain an E-2 visa stamp at a consulate before re-entering. Change-of-status is often the fastest route for clients already on the ground in Florida. See our E-2 visa process guide for a step-by-step walkthrough of both routes.
Do you handle E-2 visa renewals and extensions for Miami clients?
Yes. E-2 visas can be renewed indefinitely as long as the underlying U.S. business remains operational and continues to satisfy E-2 requirements. We handle E-2 renewals at U.S. consulates abroad and E-2 status extensions filed with USCIS from inside the United States.
Most of our Miami E-2 clients return to us for their first renewal three to five years after initial approval. We typically begin renewal work three to six months before visa expiry. See our E-2 visa renewal guide.
Do you handle E-2 visas for spouses and children?
Yes. The spouse and unmarried children under 21 of an E-2 principal investor qualify for derivative E-2 dependent visas. Spouses are work-authorised incident to E-2S status (no separate Employment Authorization Document is legally required, though some clients obtain one for practical convenience). Children may attend U.S. schools on the derivative visa. We handle the entire family unit as a single engagement.
Can E-2 employees of my Miami business also get visas?
Yes. Once an E-2 enterprise is registered with the U.S. consulate, qualifying employees who share the principal investor's nationality may apply for E-2 employee visas in either Executive/Manager or Essential Skilled Worker categories. We regularly file E-2 employee visas alongside the principal case, typically as a separate engagement.
I am Italian. Where will my E-2 visa be processed?
Italian E-2 visa applications are adjudicated exclusively at the U.S. Embassy in Rome. The U.S. Consulates in Naples and Milan do not process E-category visas (Naples handles immigrant visas including EB-5; Milan handles other nonimmigrant categories).
Davies & Associates’ Italy office in Florence supports Italian-side documentation, and the Rome embassy accepts our prepared cases. See our dedicated E-2 Visa for Italian Nationals page for full Rome-specific procedure detail; for Italian-language coverage see E2 Investitori Visto.
I am from a non-treaty country (Brazil, China, India, Vietnam). Can I still work with you on a Miami E-2 case?
Yes. Nationals of non-treaty countries can access E-2 by acquiring a treaty-country citizenship through Citizenship-by-Investment.
Davies & Associates is the only U.S. law firm formally licensed by the Government of Grenada as a Marketing Agent for the Grenada Citizenship-by-Investment Program, and we routinely structure Grenada-to-E-2 cases for Brazilian, Chinese, Indian, and Vietnamese clients targeting Miami. Grenada is approximately 4 to 5 hours by air from Miami, which makes the route particularly convenient for ongoing business between the two. See our Grenada CBI guide.
What languages does the Miami E-2 team work in?
English, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese are routinely available across our Miami and partner-office teams. Most engagement and document work can be conducted in the client's first language; the formal U.S. consular interview itself is conducted in English (or with consulate-arranged interpretation) regardless of the lawyer's language.
Miami Office
Our Miami E-2 visa team is based at 80 S.W. 8th Street, Suite 2000, in the corridor between Brickell and Little Havana — close to PortMiami, the Miami River, the federal courthouse, and the financial district. The office serves our E-2, L-1, and EB-5 clients across Miami-Dade and Broward counties and coordinates with our offices across the United States, Latin America, the Caribbean, Europe, and Asia.
Address: 80 S.W. 8th Street, Suite 2000, Miami, FL 33130
Telephone: +1 305 423 7163
Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. ET
Next Steps
If you are ready to discuss a Miami E-2 case, the next step is the free initial assessment. A senior E-2 lawyer will review your situation and tell you, on a 30 to 45-minute call, whether E-2 is realistic, what it will cost, and how long it will take.
Request Your Free Miami E-2 Assessment
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Still researching Miami as a destination?
If you are still weighing Miami against other U.S. cities, or want to understand Florida and Miami-Dade business incentives, real estate considerations, FTZ #281, and the buying-vs-starting analysis, see our Miami Investor Visa Guide. For the global E-2 framework, see the comprehensive E-2 visa guide.
About the Authors
Mark I. Davies, Esq.
Chairman of Davies & Associates; focused on E visa strategy and complex consular filings.
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E2 Visa Immigration lawyer near meSeveral lawyers told me I would not be able to get a TN visa. Two weeks after contacting Davies & Associates I was working in New York, visa in hand.
Individual seeking 'Impossible' TN VisaD&A was very detail-oriented and very thorough in what they did. They worked on my case 24/7 and were very patient in answering all my questions.
E-2 Visa ClientMy case felt complex but D&A managed the whole process carefully and helped me move seamlessly from one stage to the next.
E2 + CBI ClientD&A was my guiding light through the entire EB-5 process.
EB-5 Visa ClientI would definitely be a big advocate for the rest of my life for anyone wanting to explore the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme leading to the E-2 visa. The most important thing is a good team behind you. With Davies & Associates, you're in safe hands... you need someone who can support you on the ground and, again, you are well taken care of by D&A. The people are really warm, very helpful and quite open-minded when it comes to business... Not to mention as a passport it's great from a travel perspective... It's just 4 to 5 hours from New York.
Grenada CBI + E2 Visa ClientThe entire process of getting an EB-5 visa is handled in a professional way by Mark Davies and his team. EB-5 is a wonderful option for anyone considering moving to the United States if you have the means. I was hoping to use the H-1B route for my children, but it became unreliable and so I looked to the EB-5 visa instead. It is great for anyone who has the resources. Mark gives you the first meetings himself which gives you great comfort. Both Mark and Sanjay are abundantly available and I even had the pleasure of hosting them at my house.
Parent of 2 EB-5 visa holdersI'm in the process of extending my L-1 visa. I submitted a few questions regarding my case, and he contacted me back almost immediately, both by email and telephone. Unlike other attorneys I met before, he gave me the impression of knowing off the top of his head what kind of visa I have, and what actions had to be taken to extend it. He is very thorough and clear regarding the process and what to expect in terms of timelines and issues that may arise. He is constantly in contact, so you definitely know he's working on your case.
L-1B Visa HolderMark Davies is a joy to work with. His extensive knowledge, speedy response and attentive service took away all my fears of dealing with immigration and visa applications. He is very generous with his time in explaining every step along the way and I have already and will in the future recommend him to anybody who is looking for an immigration lawyer.
E2 Visa for Small Professional Business With International OfficesDavies & Associates assisted us with an immigration emergency involving my brother's fiancée who was outside the United States. They assisted us in a highly professional manner, working with the relevant US embassy, US immigration and the governments of two other countries. As a result of their efforts the individual involved is now working in the United States. While their knowledge of the law is exemplary what really distinguishes this firm and attorney Davies from any other firm we have worked with is their dedication to customer service and their unrivaled level of professionalism.
Complex Fiancée Visa Need Involving Multiple International JurisdictionsSeveral lawyers told me I would not be able to get a TN visa. Two weeks after contacting Davies & Associates I was working in New York, visa in hand. I have recommended this firm to several friends and colleagues, they do an excellent job every time.
Individual Seeking 'Impossible' TN VisaI was qualified as a physician in a foreign country. Being on a J1 visa I was facing having to leave the United States and return to my home country. Davies & Associates secured one of only 30 J1 visa waivers available in my State, allowing me to work for a US hospital and remain in the United States.
Doctor Seeking J1 Visa WaiverI am very satisfied with the services Mark Davies has provided me. He has a very extensive knowledge in immigration laws and has a thorough approach to any case.
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We are known for our creative solutions that obtain "impossible" visas. We solve the most complex immigration problems for business, investors, individuals and families.
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