(317) 701-2768
Fishers, Indiana
Attorney Hong-min Jun has guided hundreds of foreign-born entrepreneurs through the E-2 visa process. From business formation to consulate approval — every step, done right.
The E2 visa allows nationals of treaty countries to enter and work in the United States based on an investment they will be controlling and directing in a bona fide enterprise.
Unlike other business visas, the E2 has no annual quota, can be renewed indefinitely, and allows your spouse to work legally in the United States.
No minimum investment amount required by law
Renewable indefinitely as long as business operates
Spouse can obtain work authorization
Children under 21 can attend school
Faster processing than other business visas
No annual quota or lottery system
Must be a national of a country with a treaty of commerce and navigation with the United States.
Invested or actively investing a substantial amount of capital in a bona fide U.S. enterprise.
Investment must be in a real, operating commercial enterprise. Passive investments do not qualify.
Must develop and direct the investment enterprise by showing at least 50% ownership or control.
Business must generate more than minimal living income and have capacity to create U.S. jobs.
Intent to depart when status ends, though the visa can be renewed indefinitely.
While there is no legal minimum, the investment must be substantial relative to the total cost of the business. The investment must be at risk and actively deployed in the business.
Cash invested in the business
Equipment and inventory purchases
Business premises and improvements
Working capital for operations
Professional services and licenses
Marketing and initial expenses
Case evaluation, eligibility assessment, and strategy development.
Comprehensive business plan preparation and gathering required documents.
Complete DS-160 form and submit to U.S. consulate.
Comprehensive coaching and consulate appointment scheduling.
Attend interview and receive visa decision.
Valid passport
Birth certificate
Marriage certificate
Police clearance
Educational credentials
Resume / CV
Business plan
Incorporation docs
Operating agreements
Financial statements
Lease agreements
Equipment receipts
Source of funds
Bank statements
Investment evidence
Tax returns (3 yrs)
Wire transfer records
Asset valuations
Treaty nationality proof
Form DS-160
Consulate confirmation
Legal entity docs
Contracts
Insurance policies
Attorney Hong-min Jun immigrated to the United States from South Korea — giving him a firsthand understanding of the decisions and challenges his clients face. Since 2005, he has dedicated his practice exclusively to immigration law for foreign-born individuals and small business owners.
He conducts consultations in English and Korean, and works with clients from all treaty countries. His office is in Fishers, Indiana — in the same community where many of his E-2 clients build their businesses.
100% immigration law — no divided attention across other practice areas.
Deep familiarity with Hamilton County's business landscape, market conditions, and what USCIS expects.
Fluent in Korean. No interpreter needed. Direct, clear communication from day one.
If your case has weaknesses, you'll hear about them before filing — not after a denial.
Complete the form and we will contact you within 24 hours to discuss your application.
Before you commit to a business or make any investment, schedule a consultation with Attorney Jun. You'll leave with a clear picture of your eligibility, what your investment structure needs to look like, and whether the E-2 path is the right one for you.
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