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Fishers, Indiana
Your E-2 visa is not just for you — your spouse and children come too. Attorney Jun helps families navigate the dependent visa process and ensures your spouse can work legally in the United States from day one.
When you receive an E2 treaty investor visa, your immediate family members are eligible for dependent visas that allow them to live and study — and in the case of spouses, work — in the United States.
Your legally married spouse can obtain an E2 dependent visa and is eligible to apply for work authorization (EAD) to work for any employer in the United States.
Your unmarried children under 21 can obtain E2 dependent visas and attend school in the United States at any educational level.
Spouse can apply for an EAD and work for any U.S. employer without restrictions.
Children can attend public or private schools and universities throughout the United States.
Dependent visas are granted and renewed for the same period as the principal E2 visa holder.
Family members can travel freely in and out of the United States during the visa validity period.
Dependents maintain legal status as long as the principal E2 visa remains valid.
Keep your family together while building your American business and establishing roots.
We evaluate your family situation, review eligibility requirements, and develop a strategy for each member.
Assistance gathering required documents including marriage certificates, birth certificates, and relationship evidence.
Complete preparation of DS-160 forms for each family member applying for an E2 dependent visa.
Schedule visa interviews at the appropriate U.S. consulate and prepare your family for the process.
Comprehensive coaching for family members on what to expect during their visa interviews.
Assistance filing Form I-765 for Employment Authorization Document (EAD) after arrival in the U.S.
Valid passport
Marriage certificate
DS-160 form
Passport photos
Relationship evidence
Financial support docs
Valid passport
Birth certificate
DS-160 form
Passport photos
Unmarried status proof
School records
Copy of E2 visa
I-94 arrival record
Business ownership docs
Employment letter
Tax returns
Bank statements
Visa application fees
Interview confirmation
Foreign doc translations
Apostille certificates
Police clearances
Affidavit if needed
Processing time varies by consulate, but typically ranges from 2–8 weeks after the interview.
No, your spouse must first apply for an EAD using Form I-765. This typically takes 3–5 months once approved.
Children who turn 21 lose their dependent status. We help plan for this transition well in advance.
No. The spouse and unmarried children under 21 are eligible regardless of their nationality.
Many E-2 families cite Hamilton County's school system as one of the primary reasons they chose Fishers or Carmel. Districts here — Hamilton Southeastern, Carmel Clay, Noblesville — consistently rank among the top in Indiana and compare favorably with top districts nationally.
Beyond schools: safe neighborhoods, a welcoming immigrant community, Korean grocery stores, churches, and restaurants within easy reach. This is a place where families put down real roots.
Hamilton County school districts are among the highest-rated in Indiana — your children will attend at no tuition cost.
A growing Korean-American community in Indianapolis metro makes daily life easier from the very beginning.
Fishers and Carmel are consistently ranked among the safest cities in Indiana.
Your spouse can work for any employer — in any field — with an Employment Authorization Document.
Get expert guidance on bringing your family to the United States through E2 dependent visas.
The E-2 visa was designed to be a family visa — not just an entrepreneur visa. Attorney Jun helps you bring your spouse and children to the United States quickly, correctly, and with the work authorization your family needs to truly build a life here.
"Do not think of the E-2 as your visa. Think of it as your family's visa."— Attorney Hong-min Jun
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