Rupert Law

03/17/2026

Many entrepreneurs ask us the same question:

🔉“How can I possibly spend $100,000 in a service-based business for an E-2 visa?” The reality is—it’s usually more achievable than you think.

A practical approach is to map out your first-year expenses and plan your investment accordingly. In many cases, that alone gets you much closer to the required amount.

The key isn’t just how much you invest—it’s how strategically you allocate it to build a real, operational business.

🎥 We break this down in our latest short video:

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If you're considering an E-2 visa, this is a must-watch.

How can I spend $100,000 in an E-2 visa service business? A simple way to estimate is to start listing your business expense categories. Think about things l...

03/03/2026

What does it really take to qualify for an E-2 or E-1 visa in 2026?
In this in-depth session, Angie breaks down realities behind E-2 & E-1 visa cases, including:

✅ The difference between E-1 and E-2 eligibility
✅What “substantial investment” looks like in practice
✅Realistic processing timelines at U.S. consulates (including Canada)
✅USCIS change of status vs. consular processing
✅Recent updates

For entrepreneurs and investors evaluating to move to the U.S.

Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/BrXBNElGv3E

Thinking about moving to the U.S. with an E-2 or E-1 visa in 2026?In this live Q&A, Angie Rupert, founder of Rupert Law, answers real investor questions abou...

02/26/2026

🚨 We’re going LIVE in 5 minutes!

Want to move to the United States in 2026 with an E-2 or E-1 visa?

Join us live as we cover:
✔ Key visa requirements
✔ Business options for investors
✔ Live Q&A

📅 Feb 26, 2026
🕘 9:00 AM PST | 12:00 PM EST
📍 Join here: https://youtube.com/live/J82pD-cqnf8

Bring your questions and see you live!

Join us live to learn how you can move to the United States in 2026 with an E-2 or E-1 Visa. We’ll cover key requirements, business options, and answer commo...

02/21/2026

🏢 Do you need a commercial lease to qualify for an E-2 visa?
Legally, the answer is no. The regulations do not specifically require a commercial lease.

In our latest short, we explain why this practical distinction matters for E-2 investors.

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If you're planning your E-2 strategy, make sure you understand both the legal rule and how it’s applied in real life.

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02/18/2026

🎓 Do you need a specific degree to qualify for an E-2 visa?

Many entrepreneurs assume a formal degree is required to apply for an E-2 investor visa — but that’s not the case. What truly matters is your ability to direct and develop a successful business in the U.S.

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Watch the short and explore more E-2 insights on our channel. If you're planning your U.S. business move, we're here to help.

Do you need a specific degree to apply for the E2 visa? No. There’s no educational requirement. What matters is proving you have the experience and ability t...

02/10/2026

What comes first for an E-2 visa — the investment or the visa?

In our latest short, we explain why the investment step comes first and how it impacts your approval chances.

🎥 Watch now: https://youtube.com/shorts/2kzWE_Qbe3E?feature=share

What comes first, the investment or the visa? The investment comes first. To apply for an E-2 visa, your investment must already be made and placed at risk. ...

02/10/2026

What’s better for an E-2 Visa?

02/05/2026

E-2 Visa Approved in Toronto ➡️ Successful E-2 visa approval processed in Toronto! Our client’s music academy will soon begin operations in Illinois.

Congratulations to our client on launching their U.S. business and trusting Rupert Law for this project.

Want to talk about your E2 Visa plans? Give us a call: +1 (323) 434-4385

02/03/2026

Can your E-2 visa investment funds come from a country different than your treaty country? Yes.

For the E-2 visa, what matters most is not where the money is located, but that the funds are:
1️⃣ From a lawful source, and
2️⃣ Truly your personal funds.

With the right documentation, your investment can originate from anywhere in the world.

Watch our latest short to understand how source of funds works and avoid common mistakes in your E-2 application.

Can your E-2 visa investment money come from a country other than your treaty country? Yes, it can. Your funds may come from any country. What matters is tha...

01/28/2026

Who needs to attend an E-2 visa interview at the U.S. consulate?

As of September 2025, all dependents must be present — including spouses and children under 21. Even infants are required to attend, although they are typically not questioned.

This is an important update for E-2 investors planning their interview logistics. Preparation is key.

If you have questions about the E-2 visa process or interview requirements, feel free to reach out. 📲https://rupertlawgroup.com/contact/

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Who attends the E-2 visa interview at the U.S. consulate? Your spouse and all children under 21 must attend. As of September 2025, every dependent is require...

01/21/2026

Buying an existing business or starting a new one for an E-2 visa — which is better?

The short answer: either can work, but the right choice depends on your timeline, budget, and goals.

In our latest short, we break down:

• When buying a business makes sense
• When starting from scratch may be the better option

🎥 https://youtube.com/shorts/PH-E0y-hZ-U?feature=share

Is it better to buy an existing business or start a new one for the E-2 visa?The answer is: either option can work.Buying an existing business may cost more,...