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E-1/E-2/E-3 Visa Services and Fees

Submitted by admin on Feb 11th 2009
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The fee schedule for E-1/E-2 classification (fees are payable by personal or corporate checks) is as follows:

 

1.   Legal fees (for our Office):   $3,200 payable at the commencement of the case
2.   Filing Fees (to the USCIS, Form I-129):   $325
3.   Federal Express Expenses:   approx. $100

 

The fee schedule for E-3 classification (fees are payable by personal or corporate checks) is as follows:

 

1.   Legal fees (for our Office):   $1,800 payable at the commencement of the case
2.   Filing Fees (to the USCIS, Form I-129):
    Regular processing:   $325
 

  Premium processing:   $1,550 (2 separate checks, $325 and $1225)
3.   Miscellaneous Expenses:       
    Federal Express Expenses:   approx. $100  
    Note:   If the beneficiary holds no US degrees, a credentials evaluation may be necessary.  The evaluators usually  charge anywhere from $75 -275 for education and experience.  
     

Please note: We charge the same for corporate or individual E-3 representation. 

Fees are subject to change without prior notice.

E2 visa staus change

Submitted by Guest (not verified) on May 7th 2013.

We bought a business with our life savings in 2011, my husband has an E2 visa, I am on a b2 visa (we are common law for 10 years, and the British embassy couldnot give me an E2 but supplied b2). The business has failed taking all our life savings and leaving us with debt. Can we change our status in order to earn money to pay these debts and survive. How do we stand with my husband on E2, our 2 young children on E2 and me only on a B2 please help......

E2 visa staus change

Submitted by Rajiv S. Khanna on May 8th 2013.

I am sorry to hear about your business. Call our Staunton office. Speak with Leslie or Angela. You can email them a link to this comment. I will discuss your options with you without charge. They can make a phone appointment for us.

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