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Visa Franchise Visa Franchise secures opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs, and top talent to obtain U.S. legal residency. Let us help you find a U.S.

With an impressive client satisfaction score of 94/100, we have laid the groundwork for over 1,200 families to achieve the “American Dream”. Visa Franchise helps professionals and entrepreneurs secure business opportunities that provide them U.S. Our clients can obtain temporary status in as a little as 15 days (E-2/L-1 visa) and green cards in 1–3 years. Since our founding in 2015, we have helped 1,200+ families from 65+ countries make their American Dream a reality. We utilize our network of franchises/attorneys, proprietary due diligence, and a proven process in order to secure fast results for our clients. Together with your immigration attorney, we provide a one-stop shop solution to ease your transition to the United States. Whether you need support finding a home, job, health insurance, or franchise, we are here for you. Our clients have created over 2,500 American jobs, and many of them have grown businesses with over $1 million in revenue. opportunity that meets both your immigration and career aspirations.

A race car business. That is what our client is bringing to life in Nevada.An Australian entrepreneur just received thei...
10/14/2026

A race car business. That is what our client is bringing to life in Nevada.

An Australian entrepreneur just received their E-2 visa approval at the U.S. Consulate in Sydney, and the business behind the petition is one of the more unexpected ones we have worked on.

That is one of the things we like most about the E-2. It is not just for restaurants and retail. It rewards people who know their niche and are ready to build something real around it.

We were with our client at every step on the way to this approval.

Congratulations on this new chapter.

10/12/2026

He spent three years reviewing E-2 files at a U.S. consulate. These are the myths he saw most often.

Thiago Babesco worked 12 years at the U.S. Consulate in São Paulo before joining our team. We sat down with him to talk about what applicants tend to get wrong about the process.

Three that stood out:
1️⃣ "The interview is the test."

2️⃣ "More documents make a stronger file."

3️⃣ "A bigger investment settles the question."

In the full conversation, he also covers:
→ Which consulate to use if you hold two passports
→ Whether you can bring an interpreter to your interview
→ Whether your country of birth plays a role

🎥 Full video on our Youtube channel!

These are Thiago's personal observations from his time at the consulate, not U.S. government policy. Every case is different, and eligibility is assessed by an independent U.S. immigration attorney.

10/12/2026

He spent three years reviewing E-2 files at a U.S. consulate. These are the myths he saw most often.

Thiago Babesco worked 12 years at the U.S. Consulate in São Paulo before joining our team. We sat down with him to talk about what applicants tend to get wrong about the process.

Three that stood out:
1️⃣ "The interview is the test."

2️⃣ "More documents make a stronger file."

3️⃣ "A bigger investment settles the question."

In the full conversation, he also covers:
→ Which consulate to use if you hold two passports
→ Whether you can bring an interpreter to your interview
→ Whether your country of birth plays a role

🎥 Full video here: https://hubs.ly/Q04zSnCR0

These are Thiago's personal observations from his time at the consulate, not U.S. government policy. Every case is different, and eligibility is assessed by an independent U.S. immigration attorney.

Not every E-2 approval happens at a consulate abroad.A Lithuanian client just got theirs approved through a change of st...
10/07/2026

Not every E-2 approval happens at a consulate abroad.

A Lithuanian client just got theirs approved through a change of status, without ever leaving the U.S. They are now running a technology company in California, built with our Operator's Visa Program™.

For founders already in the country on another visa, this route can be a game changer. No trip back home, no consular interview, just a clean transition into running your own business.

We handled the business plan, the structure, and the full E-2 strategy from start to finish.

Congratulations on this new chapter.

10/05/2026

A warehouse near a major customer in the U.S., with shelves full of parts made in Vietnam. That was the plan an entrepreneur living in Germany brought to a recent discovery call with Patrick Findaro.

His family's manufacturing business makes about $1 million a year, and 75% of its buyers are American. He had set aside around $100K for the first phase and wanted to know if it was enough.

Patrick looked at the plan from three sides: what makes sense for the business, what makes sense for the accounting, and what makes sense for the immigration case, which is the independent U.S. immigration attorney's job.

In his experience, those three usually pull in different directions, and that's why Visa Franchise acts as the project manager between them.

Halfway through the call, his wife's question came up: what about a franchise?

The full conversation is on our YouTube channel.

10/05/2026

A warehouse near a major customer in the U.S., with shelves full of parts made in Vietnam. That was the plan an entrepreneur living in Germany brought to a recent discovery call with Patrick Findaro.

His family's manufacturing business makes about $1 million a year, and 75% of its buyers are American. He had set aside around $100K for the first phase and wanted to know if it was enough.

Patrick looked at the plan from three sides: what makes sense for the business, what makes sense for the accounting, and what makes sense for the immigration case, which is the independent U.S. immigration attorney's job.

In his experience, those three usually pull in different directions, and that's why Visa Franchise acts as the project manager between them.

Halfway through the call, his wife's question came up: what about a franchise?

The full conversation is on our YouTube channel: https://hubs.la/Q04z6FHQ0

10/01/2026

Two numbers. Three buckets. One whiteboard.

In our new video, Patrick Findaro, Founding Partner at Visa Franchise, sits down with Grant Dwyer, independent United States immigration attorney, to break down how an E-2 investment is weighed.

Grant starts with a big number and a little number. The big one is everything invested in the business. The little one is the part already spent and committed, and in his experience, it may be the first thing consular officers look for.

From there, he sorts every dollar into three buckets: money already spent, money under contract, and money promised. According to Grant, one of them might be the only thing the consulate really cares about.

Which one? The answer is in the full video.

Watch it on our Youtube channel! (Visa Franchise)

A few weeks ago we were at the National Franchise Show in Toronto, talking with Canadians who want to open a business in...
10/01/2026

A few weeks ago we were at the National Franchise Show in Toronto, talking with Canadians who want to open a business in the United States.

Grant Dwyer, independent U.S. immigration attorney, held 1x1 meetings at the show so people could ask about their own case.

Grant has practiced immigration law for more than 12 years and has worked with over 50 Canadian Visa Franchise clients.

Alaattin Kılıç, our Senior Client Advisor, explained how our programs work, whether that means picking a franchise or starting a business of your own, and what happens after. He moved to the U.S. himself a few years ago, so most of the questions he heard were ones he once asked.

We also hosted a happy hour, a chance to keep talking without a booth between us!

Thanks to everyone who came by.

Next stop: Calgary!

From Germany to New York!A German client just received their E-2 visa approval at the U.S. Consulate in Frankfurt.What t...
09/30/2026

From Germany to New York!

A German client just received their E-2 visa approval at the U.S. Consulate in Frankfurt.

What they will be building in New York: a feminine products company, set up from scratch with our Operator's Visa Program™.

Choosing your own product and taking it into one of the most competitive markets in the world is no small thing. And it is exactly the kind of project we enjoy being part of.

We put together the business plan, the legal structure, and the full E-2 strategy around them.

Congratulations on this new chapter. This is only the beginning.

09/29/2026

Dos números. Tres grupos. Una sola pregunta.

En nuestro nuevo video, Carola Borda, Gerente de Ventas de Visa Franchise, se sienta con Grant Dwyer, abogado de inmigración independiente de Estados Unidos, para explicar cómo se mira una inversión en la visa E-2.

Grant arranca con un número grande y uno chico. El grande es todo lo que se invierte en el negocio. El chico es lo que ya se gastó, y en su experiencia, suele ser lo primero que busca el consulado.

Después separa cada dólar en tres grupos: lo que ya se gastó, lo que está firmado en un contrato y lo que se promete gastar más adelante. Para Grant, hay uno que al consulado le importa más que los otros dos.

¿Cuál es? Te lo cuenta en el video completo.

Míralo en nuestro canal de Youtube!

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