Ellapops

I have a good friend in the US (she is a citizen) who has a very
successful wedding planning/officiating business. She is relocating to
LV and there is a possibility that I could invest in the business and
keep the AZ end running.

I know that if she sold it to me then the chances of me getting an E2
visa would be slim to none purely down to the fact that, although the
investment would be substantial, there would be no employees.
If she were to keep it on but I invested in it would the fact that she
is still employed (although 50% ownership) be enough to qualify?

Any ideas greatly appreciated

Ta...

Ray

> I have a good friend in the US (she is a citizen) who has a very
> successful wedding planning/officiating business. She is relocating to
> LV and there is a possibility that I could invest in the business and
> keep the AZ end running.
>
> I know that if she sold it to me then the chances of me getting an E2
> visa would be slim to none purely down to the fact that, although the
> investment would be substantial, there would be no employees.
> If she were to keep it on but I invested in it would the fact that she
> is still employed (although 50% ownership) be enough to qualify?
>
> Any ideas greatly appreciated
>
> Ta...

No chance ...
Of course if you marry her..... your in........

Ellapops

> No chance ...
> Of course if you marry her..... your in........

:rofl:

"I'm a lady, and enjoy doing lady-things!" (for all those Little Britain
fans out there)

plus already married!!

Ray

> :rofl:
>
> "I'm a lady, and enjoy doing lady-things!" (for all those Little
> Britain fans out there)
>
> plus already married!!

Ooops !! that what hppens when you don't fill in your profile ....lol..
Where back to no chance then ....