 Ms. S. and her husband wanted to invest in a hotel/housing business in an under-served part of the United States. Ms. S. had created a US company, investigated opportunities and invested a small amount of the start-up costs.
After starting the visa application process themselves, the couple contacted Elaine Martin to file an E-2 package with the consulate in Toronto. We had very little time to prepare the application before the clients hoped to enter the US. In addition, there was no business plan and a complicated source of funds trail. Elaine Martin worked with a third party to create the business plan (requiring multiple rewrites), researched the local business needs by contacting local government officials to discuss the housing shortage, prepared a detailed spreadsheet tracing the funds, and compiled the E-2 package to conform to the consulate's strict requirements regarding format and size. On November 14, 2019, Ms. S and her husband were thrilled to be approved for the E-2 visas in Toronto. The Martin Law Office wishes the couple many years of success and looks forward to seeing the new business expand and grow!
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AuthorElaine Martin has been practising US and global immigration law since 1997. She is an immigrant herself (from Ireland), so has a special understanding of the legal and emotional challenges involved in relocating to a new country. 
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