U.S. Business Formation

CPA-Led Business Setup for Foreign Entrepreneurs Investing in the U.S.

U.S. Business Formation for Foreign Entrepreneurs

Setting up the right U.S. business structure is one of the most important—and most misunderstood—steps in the E-2 visa process. USCIS looks closely at ownership, control, capitalization, and operational reality, not just registration paperwork.

At E2VisaCPA, we provide CPA-led business formation services specifically designed for E-2 visa holders, ensuring your entity is structured correctly for visa compliance, taxation, and long-term operations.

Why Business Formation Matters for E-2 Visas

Many E-2 issues arise because businesses are:

Formed in the wrong state
Structured incorrectly for foreign ownership
Under-capitalized or improperly funded
Missing visa-aligned operating agreements
Set up without tax or compliance planning

USCIS evaluates whether the business is real, operational, and controlled by the investor. Poor setup can create problems at application or renewal.

What We Do

We handle U.S. business formation from a financial and compliance perspective, not just filing paperwork.

Entity selection (LLC, S-Corp, C-Corp – E-2 appropriate)
State selection strategy based on operations
Ownership and control structuring
EIN registration with the IRS
Visa-aligned operating agreement review
Capitalization and funding setup
Coordination with immigration attorneys

How This Supports Your E-2 Visa

Our business formation services help demonstrate:

This ensures your business is visa-ready from day one.

Who This Service Is For

First-time E-2 visa applicants
Foreign entrepreneurs starting a U.S. business
Investors acquiring an existing U.S. company
E-2 holders restructuring a non-compliant entity
Global investors needing CPA-guided setup

Why Work With E2VisaCPA

Licensed U.S. CPA & IRS Enrolled Agent
E-2 visa focused — not generic incorporation
Experience with foreign-owned U.S. businesses
Works alongside immigration counsel
Financial and tax guidance only (no legal advice)

Ready to Set Up Your U.S. Business the Right Way?

Your business structure impacts approval, taxation, compliance, and renewal.

U.S. Business Formation