STRATEGY FIRST. VISA SECOND.
E-1 and E-2 visas should not be your Standalone Strategy!
The E-1 or E-2 VISA is not the goal... it's the entry strategy!
Join us to find out what you should do NEXT.
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March 10th @ 12:30PM ET
Live Webinar
YOU: Already secured OR are considering an E-1/E-2 visa
BUT: You don't have a STRATEGY for what comes NEXT
AND: This is where most E-1/E-2 applicants go wrong
WHY? Because the E-1/E-2 visa is NOT a long-term plan. It’s a starting point.
WHAT TO EXPECT
In this webinar, we'll discuss E-1/E-2 visas in detail — the good, the bad, and the ugly…including HOW they work, WHAT they allow, and WHERE their limitations show up — we will also discuss WHY it’s so important to zoom out to the bigger picture that most applicants overlook.
Without a broader U.S. business, investment, and immigration strategy, many visa holders will face:
✔️ Stalled growth
✔️ Limited renewal and exit options
✔️ Lack of future options
✔️ Missed green card pathways
✔️ Costly restructuring later
This webinar will show you how to think beyond approval and build a cohesive, forward-looking U.S. plan from day one — with your E-visa positioned properly inside that plan.
WHY THIS SESSION MATTERS
Many people delay longer-term planning beyond the initial visa because they believe they can “figure it out later” or handle pieces of it as they arise.
What they fail to realize is that early decisions quietly lock in outcomes.
Choices around structure, timing, investment type, or jurisdiction often feel reversible at the moment. In reality, they shape what becomes possible months or years down the line, sometimes in ways that are difficult or expensive to unwind.
They don't have a long-term plan for themselves, their businesses, or their families.
This session is critical because it will help to ensure that you pause before committing to the wrong path.
It will allow you to understand how immigration, business, and investment decisions interact over time, not just for the next step, but across the full arc of your short- and long-term plans.
WHO IS THIS WEBINAR FOR?
Many people delay longer-term planning beyond the initial visa because they believe they can “figure it out later” or handle pieces of it as they arise.
✔️ Prospective E-visa applicants seeking long-term U.S. options (not bandaids)
✔️ Existing E-visa holders and current applicants
✔️ International investors building U.S. businesses
✔️ Founders and families seeking long-term U.S. presence
✔️ Professionals who want clarity before making their next move
If you’re serious about the U.S., this conversation matters.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
HOW the E-1/E-2 visa works and WHERE its limitations begin
✔ WHY the E-2 visa should never stand alone
✔ Common mistakes E-2 investors make after approval
✔ How business structure impacts future visa and residency options
✔ How to align investment, operations, and immigration goals
✔ What a real long-term U.S. strategy looks like
This is not just a visa overview…It’s a strategy conversation that includes the E-1 or E-2 in the right context.
ABOUT THE
HOST
Lauren Cohen, Esq. is a Cross-Border Investment and Immigration Lawyer with several decades of experience guiding investors through U.S. business expansion, real estate investment, visa planning...and building strategies for “what comes next”.
Through Investing Across Borders, Lauren has helped clients deploy millions of dollars into the U.S. market while securing over 1,000 visas across multiple categories.
WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?
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