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Treaty
Trader Visa
(E-1)
Orlando Immigration
Attorney, providing experienced Treaty Trader Visa (E-1) and Immigration
Law legal services in
Orlando, and the Central Florida area.
 The Immigration and
Nationality Act provides nonimmigrant visa status for a national of a
country with which the United States maintains a treaty of commerce and
navigation who is coming to the United States to carry on substantial
trade, including trade in services or technology, principally between
the United States and the treaty country, or to develop and direct the
operations of an enterprise in which the national has invested, or is in
the process of investing a substantial amount of capital. For information on
qualifying countries for an Treaty Trader Visa (E-1), contact Bill
Rivera, an experienced immigration law lawyer. Call
407.536.7123.
As a law firm providing experienced immigration law attorney
legal services , assisting
those seeking to obtain a Treaty Trader Visa (E-1)
and other immigration law
legal issues in the
Orlando and Central Florida area
We are committed to
protecting the legal rights of each and every client, while always
striving to provide
the highest standard of legal representation.
If you are seeking a Treaty
trader Visa (E-2), make sure you are well
informed and professionally guided through the
Treaty Trader Visa (E-1) process, or other
immigration issues,
by seeking the legal advice of an experienced
Orlando immigration lawyer. Contact
Rivera Law Center,
P.A., today by calling
by calling
407.536.7123 to
schedule a confidential legal consultation.
Requirements which must me
met to be granted a Treaty Trader Visa (E-1) include:
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The applicant must be
a national of a treaty country.
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The trading firm for
which the applicant is coming to the U. S. must have the nationality
of the treaty country.
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The international
trade must be "substantial" in the sense that there is a sizable and
continuing volume of trade.
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The trade must be
principally between the U.S. and the treaty country, which is
defined to mean that more than 50 percent of the international trade
involved must be between the U.S. and the country of the applicant's
nationality.
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Trade means the
international exchange of goods, services, and technology. Title of
the trade items must pass from one party to the other.
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The applicant must be
employed in a supervisory or executive capacity, or possess highly
specialized skills essential to the efficient operation of the firm.
Ordinary skilled or unskilled workers do not qualify.
Rivera Law Center,
P.A.,
can professionally guide
you through the process of acquiring a Treaty Trader Visa (E-1) from
beginning to end. We are an immigration law firm which is focused in
understanding and obtaining the best solution for you.
If you are seeking to be
granted an E-1 Treaty Trader Visa,
Be Informed, and Plan
Before You Act. Contact an experienced
Orlando and Central Florida Immigration Lawyer as soon as
possible. Call
407.536.7123 to
speak to
Rivera Law Center,
P.A.
Orlando Immigration
Attorney, providing experienced Treaty Trader Visa (E-1) and Immigration
Law legal services in
Orlando, and the Central Florida area.
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