2×2″ photos size is common in USA for almost all types of government related documents and applications including:

1. USA Visa Applications
2. USCIS forms like H1B visa, family and employment green cards
3. USA Nursing Licenses – All States
4. Driving License
5. USA Passport applications

2×2 Photo Converter

There are many 2×2 photo converters available online including the one AM22Tech has developed.

1. AM22Tech AI Passport/Visa Photo
   • Crops, sizes and removes image background.
   • Provides single digital photo along with 4×6 perfectly lined photos for paper printing.
   • Manual photo editing if your photo needs adjustments that their AI cannot make.
   • Free edits and redos available.
   • Full refund guarantee if photo is rejected.
2. US Gov Photo crop tool
   • Crops and sizes.
   • No background removal. You will have to use other software to make background white/light gray as required.
   • Single digital photo only.
   • No support available. You are on your own. No guarantees.
3. VisaFoto
   • Crops, resizes and removes background but only gives one digital photo.
   • Difficult to print on paper.
   • No guarantees and no manual edits available.
4. Altsys
   • Crops, resizes and removes background.
   • Gives 2 photos for paper printing.
   • No support if the photo cannot be edited by their software.

How do we edit a Digital Photo to be exact 2×2 size on Paper?

There is no easy way to edit the digital photo to be exacrt 2×2 unless you use a professional softare that makes it the exact size by running mathematical algorithm.

If you try to edit it by yourself, there is a very high chance that the photo will either stretch or compress when you print it on paper.

I strongy suggest to use a software to make sure your photo is marked with exact 2″ × 2″ (51 × 51 mm) such cut-out lines to avoid any surprises.

2×2 Photo Requirements

Other Countries That Require 2×2-inch (51×51 mm) Photos

1. India

• Accepts 2×2 inch photos for passport, visa, OCI applications.
• Accepts 2×2 size photo for all services like power of attorney, NRI certificates and other similar services provided by Indian embassy in USA.

2. Various Visa-only Requirements

Several countries’ visa applications (especially when filing from abroad) often specifically ask for a 2×2 inch photograph:

• Countries include Spain, Afghanistan, Cambodia, Iraq, Kuwait, Nepal, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, Kenya, Ghana, Uganda, and Zambia.

3. Other Passport/ID Uses

There are also some less common examples where a 2×2 format is used:

• Bulgaria, Barbados, Saint Lucia, Palau, and Rwanda accept or require 2×2 inch photos for certain ID or passport applications.
• Costa Rica uses a 2 × 2 inch photo for both passport and visa (51 × 51 mm).
• Cameroon may also accept a 2 × 2 inch photo for passport or visa in some contexts.

Summary Table

FAQ

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Applying for a US visa involves many steps, and one small mistake – a bad photo – can cause a big problem.

A rejected photo can lead to frustrating delays and even a canceled interview.

But don’t worry! You don’t need a professional studio to get it right. This guide will walk you through the essential requirements and show you how to take a great photo using just your smartphone and reliable online tools to ensure it’s accepted the first time.

Capturing the Perfect Visa Photo of Your Infant

DIY: Your Guide to a Good Starting Photo

You can get a professional-looking photo at home. Your smartphone’s camera is high-quality enough for this task. Here’s a simple process to follow:

Step 1: Get the Lighting Right

Stand in a well-lit area, preferably facing a window for soft, natural light. This helps prevent harsh shadows on your face or behind you.

Step 2: Use the Right Angle

Ask a friend to take the photo from about 4 feet away. This avoids the “fisheye” distortion you get from being too close. Make sure the camera is at eye level.

Step 3: Keep a Neutral Expression

Look straight ahead with a relaxed, neutral expression. Close your mouth, keep your eyes open, and don’t smile. Remove any hats or eyeglasses.

Your Two Options for Getting a Perfect Photo

Once you have a good picture, you need to make sure it meets all the specific digital rules. This is where most people get tripped up—getting the sizing, head position, and background just right can be tricky.

To help you, here’s a comparison of two ways to make sure your photo is 100% compliant, so you can choose the one that works best for you.

Does the AI editing app change my facial blemishes / pimples?

Most AI visa editing software will take extreme care to not edit the facial blemishes or natural marks.

You should also NOT change any of those marks on your face, or even the pimples (Acne) that you may have.

The government regulations for ID photos for visa are very strict and they can deny your photo or the visa if you change them using AI.

AM22Tech’s AI visa photo editor never makes changes to any of your facial features to comply with government guidelines.

Keep in mind that this photo is for legal purpose and not for instagram of facebook likes. It is important that you show the face and your facial biometric is correctly recorded in the photo even after editing the background or cropping

Can I take a selfie and edit it for Visa Photo?

We suggested NOT using a selfie for visa photos. Usually, when you click a selfie, your shoulders and head position are not always straight.

There is a very high chance that the image will not be a perfect fit for the visa photo even after editing it with AI.

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Many applicants face delays or RFEs because their photos do not meet USCIS standards.

Here’s a simple, step-by-step guide to help you get your photos right the first time as per USCIS photo guidelines for H4 EAD.

Official USCIS Photo Requirements

To avoid delays and rejections, your application photos must strictly follow the official U.S. government photo specifications.

• Size: 2 x 2 inches (51 x 51 mm)
• Head Position: Head height must be between 1 inch and 1 3/8 inches (25–35 mm) from the bottom of the chin to the top of the hair.
• Background: A plain white or off-white background is required, with no patterns or shadows.
• Expression: Maintain a neutral facial expression or a natural, subtle smile. Both eyes must be open and visible.
• Eyewear: Glasses are not permitted in the photo, except in rare instances of medical necessity with a signed doctor’s statement.
• Print Quality: Photos must be high-resolution, printed on photo-quality paper (matte or glossy), and free of smudges or creases.
• Quantity: Unless specified otherwise on your form, you must submit two identical photos.

Important: Do not use selfies, casual snapshots, or heavily filtered photos. Ensure the lighting is even and there are no dark shadows on your face or the background.

Where to Get H4 EAD photo Clicked?

You can visit Walmart, CVS or Walgreens to get your photos clicked for H4 EAD.

At some locations, even Costco and Sams club also offer reasonably proced passport size photos. They can also edit the photo as per USCIS requirements.

They usually charge upwards of $14.99 for two pictures.

The other option is to click the photo yourself using the mobile phone camera or your digital camera. There are softwares and websites available online which can help you edit your photos to exact specifications.

You should remember that editing is complex as the final edited image should print to exact measurements of 2 inch x 2 inch on paper. The image’s DPI (dots per inch) also matter as they control the quality of the final printed output.

USCIS requires the image to be high resolution which can be attained if you click the image by your iPhone and then edit it to at least 300 DPI. AM22Tech’s AI photo editor takes care of checking the photo resolution and edits it to minimum 300 Dots per inch thereby making it extremely easy to satisfy government requirements.

If you would like to click them yourself to save money, here is how to take H4 EAD photo at home.

Step 1 of 4

Lighting

How to Take Your Passport or Visa Photo at Home

Save time and money by capturing a professional-quality photo right from home. All you need is a smartphone and a few minutes. Follow these steps for the perfect shot.

1 Right Lighting

Stand against a plain white or off-white wall. Face a window for natural daylight to ensure even lighting and avoid harsh shadows.

2 Set Up Your Camera

Use a tripod or ask a friend. Keep the lens at eye level and about 2 to 4 feet away. Always use the back camera for sharper quality.

3 Strike the Correct Pose

Look directly at the camera with a neutral expression. Keep your head straight, shoulders relaxed, and ensure your full head and shoulders are visible.

4 Capture & Upload

Take the shot and upload it to an AI photo editor. It will adjust background, crop correctly, and produce a high-resolution photo that matches government standards.

Expert Tip

Avoid using a flash. It creates glare on skin and glasses. Natural light is your best friend!

Making Your Photo USCIS-Ready

Even with a perfect shot, technical details like resizing, cropping, and cleaning the background can be a headache. USCIS is very strict and will reject photos if the head ratio or dimensions are even slightly off, leading to frustrating delays.

The Final Editing Steps

• Crop and center the head to the exact specifications.
• Ensure precise 2x2 inch (51x51 mm) dimensions.
• Professionally remove background shadows and ensure a pure white background.
• Generate print-ready files (JPEG/PNG/PDF) for easy printing at home or a store.

FAQ

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We now offer an AI-powered passport photo service on apps.am22tech.com that lets you create visa and passport photos from the comfort of your home — fully compliant with official rules of the USA, Canada, UK, India, Australia, Europe, and more.

What’s Special About This Passport Photo App?

The app works on both Android and Apple devices (no need to install anything). It’s 100% browser-based and mobile-friendly.

✅ Step-by-step process:

1. Upload any photo — from your phone or computer.
2. Tap the “AI Edit” button.
3. Preview your cropped, white-background passport photo.
4. Pay a small one-time fee to download instantly.

You’ll receive two files:

• A 2×2 inch image (ready for online uploads like USCIS, OCI, PAN, etc.).
• A 4×6 inch photo sheet with upto 6 passport-sized photos that can be printed at home or any local print shop.

Compare: AM22Tech vs. Local Store Prices

With AM22Tech:

• You save up to 65–80%
• No appointment required
• No need to dress up and visit a store
• Supports multiple countries — perfect for families, international students, and frequent travelers.

Step 1 of 4

Lighting

How to Take Your Passport or Visa Photo at Home

Save time and money by capturing a professional-quality photo right from home. All you need is a smartphone and a few minutes. Follow these steps for the perfect shot.

1 Right Lighting

Stand against a plain white or off-white wall. Face a window for natural daylight to ensure even lighting and avoid harsh shadows.

2 Set Up Your Camera

Use a tripod or ask a friend. Keep the lens at eye level and about 2 to 4 feet away. Always use the back camera for sharper quality.

3 Strike the Correct Pose

Look directly at the camera with a neutral expression. Keep your head straight, shoulders relaxed, and ensure your full head and shoulders are visible.

4 Capture & Upload

Take the shot and upload it to an AI photo editor. It will adjust background, crop correctly, and produce a high-resolution photo that matches government standards.

Expert Tip

Avoid using a flash. It creates glare on skin and glasses. Natural light is your best friend!

Used Globally – Complies with Country Rules

Our photo cropping engine is trained on official passport photo guidelines for countries like:

• USA (2x2 inch) – USCIS, B2 visa, H1B, green card, etc.
• India – OCI, PAN, passport, visa
• Canada – PR, study permit, work permit
• UK – Passport & Tier visa
• Australia – PR, student visa
• Schengen Area – 35x45mm and more
• UAE – Visa & Emirates ID

Free Edits + Full Refund Guarantee

If your photo gets rejected by a consulate, embassy, or application center, we’ll give you a full refund — no questions asked.

Plus, if you need minor changes (like brightness or head size), just message us for free edits after purchase.

Print It Anywhere

The included 4x6 photo sheet can be printed at:

• Walmart Photo Center for ~$0.20
• Walgreens/CVS for ~$0.30–$0.50
• Or print at home!

Just cut the printed sheet and you’ll have 6 perfect passport photos for less than a dollar.

Try It Now

No app install. No hidden fees.

Just upload your photo, and get passport-ready in minutes.

Perfect for:

• Immigration forms
• Visa renewals
• Job applications abroad
• Indian OCI / PAN card photos
• Baby passport photos

Need Help?

We’re always here if your photo needs edits or special format. Just reach out!

FAQ

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We have collected the information about your legal rights that US laws offer for you.

The immigration law may offer different rights and options when you are trying to enter the US at the port of entry based on your visa status:

• US Citizen
• Green card holder
• Visa holder (like H1B skilled worker or dependents like H4)

Citizens and Green card holder have better protection since their entry to the US cannot be denied while visa holders can be deported if they do not agree to immigration officer’s request to check their phone or laptop.

How to protect yourself?

#1 Travel with clean phone

This helps remove the guesswork to find and delete the information that may be private or something that you do not want others to see of read.

#2 Remove Fingerprint and Face unlock

Remove these locks so that your phone cannot be unlocked without entering the password explicitly.

Also, set up a strong password which cannot be easily guessed.

#3 Turn off the phone before reaching Immigration

If you do not want to remove fingerprint or face unlocking of your phone, you can turn off the phone.

When the officer will try to switch on the phone, the system (IOS or Android) will force to enter the password to unlock.

This is a security feature available on all phones.

#4 Deny to share Phone password

You have the right to NOT share your phone password.

But, things may turn ugly as entry can be denied for visa holders if they do not allow their device search.

• Citizens and Green card holder: Your entry cannot be denied simply because you did not allow your devices to be searched. But, your device can be confiscated and sent for forensic analysis.
• Visa holders: Your entry to the US can be denied by the officer if they have a strong reason to believe that your device search is needed to find your motive behind entering the US.

#5 Delete all offline data; Move everything to cloud

Delete all data that’s stored on your phone locally or move it to cloud like Google drive or dropbox.

As per CBP policy, they cannot search the data stored remotely on a cloud server. They are allowed to read or search into data that is locally saved on your phone or laptop.

Type of Device Searches

There are two types of device searches that Customs and border protection can perform:

1. Basic/Simple search – Simple reading of messages/emails stored on your phone locally.
   • Simple look through emails to find the real motive of entering the US.
   • H1B visa holders intention to work for approved employer
   • Finding B1/B2 visa holders motives to work in the US or just have vacation
2. Advances/Secondary search – Detailed device forensic analysis.
   • A supervisor permissions and/or a warrant may be needed.
   • A strong suspicion or threat to national security may be cited.

Sources:

1. CBP Border search authority explanation
2. NBC News reports CBP 2017 announcement about no right to search cloud data
3. EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) – How to protect yourself and data on devices
4. Report of visitor visa entry denial on suspicion of household work
   • NBC News
   • New York Times

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The law has always been there on paper but is now strictly enforced by Trump government.

Given the increasing scrutiny at airports and other public places by police, attorneys are recommending that you carry the proofs all the time with you.

These two type of documents are sufficient at this time:

1. Legal Status proof
   • Valid i-94 OR
   • Pending extension receipt OR
   • Alien registration proof
2. Photo ID
   • Real ID OR
   • Driving License OR
   • State ID Or
   • Passport

FAQ

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To add salt to injury, their SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) terminations are also done behind the scenes.

Foreign students in the United States are facing deportation simply based on their social media, driving tickets and other minor legal offences, as reported by many Forbes and multiple attorneys.

Attorneys have also faced this kind of situation for the first time as they think government is interpreting the law narrowly and taking unprecedented actions on students.

We have collected the primary options available for students whose F-1 or M-1 visa has been cancelled.

Only Visa Cancelled

If only your visa stamp in passport has been cancelled and your SEVIS is intact and active, then you are safe.

Visa in passport is only required to enter the USA and not physically stay. So, if you are physically in the US, you can keep staying and attending your school/college.

Both Visa AND SEVIS Terminated

This is a serious issue and needs immediate attention as per prominent immigration attorneys.

Option 1: Leave USA and Re-Entry

This is the easiest option and is commonly called ‘Self-deport’ using the government’s official self deportation reporting app.

To return to the USA, you will then need to obtain a new I-20, pay the SEVIS fee and get a new F-1 visa stamp from US embassy.

If the consulate approves your visa, you will be able to return to the USA.

But, make no mistake, the chances of approval are near zero given that the same visa was cancelled while you were in the USA.

Option 2: Lawsuit

You can choose to stay in the US and fight it out in courts. Several known attorneys have argued in the favor of pushing back and going the litigation route.

This will involve paying fee to the litigation attorney with no guarantee that the case will be won.

But, you have good chances if the reason for termination is a simple driving ticket or something similar.

Attorneys believe that odds of winning are in student’s favor.

1. Due Process not followed by government: The lack of notice or information regarding terminations should create strong procedural due process arguments that could be compelling to federal judges.
2. Arbitrary Action: The pattern of terminations based on mere allegations or even after acquittals suggests arbitrary government action that courts may find troubling.
3. Lack of Specific Foreign Policy Justification: The government’s failure to provide specific information about alleged “foreign policy concerns” weakens their position in litigation.
4. University’s Class Action lawsuit: Given that a First Amendment lawsuit has already been filed by university labor unions, affected students should consider aligning their legal challenges with this existing framework.
5. First Amendment Considerations: For students whose terminations may be connected to political expression or campus activism, there are emerging legal arguments about the protection of free speech rights for non-citizens that could strengthen their cases.

Ofcourse, there are substantial legal costs involved and may be upwards of $3000.

You can still be deported while your case is going on unless the judge explicitly blocks your removal from USA.

Sources:

• Attorney Cyrus Mehta Blog
• Murthy Law
• AFT Education Healthcare Public Services
• CNN USA
• Forbes
• Times Of India

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I share the history and how it has affected the visa applications in the name of security checks since it made mandatory for DS-160 forms in 2019.

Watch this video to understand the implications of what you share on social media:

You will need to declare all your social media account IDs on some of the important USCIS forms.

If you intentionally hide any social media account and it is later found by government, it can be taken as misrepresentation.

USCIS may deny your application based on misrepresentation.

DS-160 Visa Applications

Legal visa holders have already shared all their social account to US embassy whenever they have applied for any type of US visa.

US embassy has used that information to make a decision for your visa application.

Since this social account screening has started at US Embassy in May 2019, there is a new type of admin processing that has witnessed a steep rise.

This processing is called DS-5535 and is a little different regular form 221g processing.

Through this you have to tell your 15 years of travel history including all countries that you have been to and all addresses where you have stayed.

And as soon as it is issued by the embassy, there is no timeline for processing.

Most processing takes anywhere from two months to 2 years or even 3 years. During this time, the US government checks whether you pose a threat to national security.

National Security Checks

This is the same National Security Check that USCIS forms is trying to evaluate by asking for your social media presence.

The decision to ask for person’s private social accounts was challenged in court in 2019 but the case was dismissed by judge in 2023. Hence, this social media account policy is still applicable for all type of USA visa application.

The America being a free speech country tag has become a little loose and a lot is going to change in the
next couple of years.

That is why I suggest, that you stay away from politics and religion related issues on social media.

In today’s time, any controversy can be created over any issue. Interpretation of any issue can be different.

It is only written in the rule that your application cannot be rejected on the basis of what is written on your
social media.

But can it be trusted?

Now that the Trump government has changed the birthright citizenship interpretation of the law, what is the guarantee that your social media posts will be interpreted according to your wish?

Rest is your choice.

You are smart yourself.
Are you?

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Everyone is required to register officially on USCIS website.

I have explained Alien registration rule in this video here in simple language:

Am I already registered?

These are the people who have already registered. Check if you fall into any one of the category.

• Green card holders or Lawful permanent residents.
• Parole: People entered the USA using Advance parole or similar parole program even if the parole validity has expired.
• Visa holders:
  • If you were issued Form I-94 or I-94W (paper or electronic at land border) at your last entry to USA. It does not matter if the period of admission has expired, you are still considered registered.
  • If you are currently physically present in the United States and were issued green card or any type of USA visas before you entered USA
• Removal/Deportation: If you are under removal or deportation order, you are already registered
• EAD holders: If you ever applied for EAD and it was approved, you are registered.
• Green card applicants:
  • If you have ever filed forms I-485, I-687, I-691, I-698, I-700, and provided fingerprints (unless waived), even if the applications were denied
• Aliens issued Border Crossing Cards.

Example:

H1B workers in the USA are already registered and fingerprinted at the time of visa application at US embassy.

Who is not registered?

Anyone who has not never applied for a USA visa stamp in passport and provided fingerprints (unless waived) is not registered.

Check if you are not registered:

• People who crossed the border illegally
• Canadian visitors who entered the United States at land ports of entry and were not issued evidence of registration

Age 14

Everyone 14 years of age or older should be registered irrespective of whether they legally entered the US or not.

Most visa holders below the age of 14 are not required to give fingerprints when they apply for USA visa at US embassy. Hence, they need to re-register again when they turn 14.

Parents and legal guardians of kids below the age of 14 are responsible to register their kids within 30 days of reaching 14th birthday.

Once registered and after fingerprinted, you will get evidence of registration.

This proof should be scanned and kept in phone at all times. A physical copy of this proof is also required to be with you at all the time.

Kids below the age of 18 need not carry this proof with them. They are waived from carrying it around.

How does registration work?

Step 1: Create a USCIS Online Account

To register, you must first create a USCIS online account.

Each person must have their own individual USCIS online account.

This includes child under the age of 14. Create your child’s individual USCIS online account on your child’s behalf and in their name.

Step 2: Submit Form G-325R

Fill out an electronic version of the Form G-325R, Biographic Information (Registration).

It must be filed online through a USCIS online account. It cannot be filed by mail or in person.

If you are trying to register your child, then, use your child’s own USCIS online account to fill this form.

Step 3: USCIS review of Form G-325R

USCIS will review the information you provided.

If you are already registered:

• USCIS will notify you that you have already complied with the registration requirement.
• In this case, USCIS will not schedule your biometric appointment.
• No proof or evidence of registration will be sent either.

If registration is required:

• USCIS will check if you are required to appear for a biometric services appointment.
• If you are not required to appear for a biometric services appointment (for example, Canadian visitors and aliens under 14 years of age), USCIS will provide you with evidence of registration.

Step 4: Attend appointment for biometrics collection

USCIS will schedule a biometric appointment at one of their Application Support Centers (ASCs).

This notice will be sent separately at your home address after you have submitted the form online.

There is no fixed time period to receive this notice but it generally arrives in about 1-5 weeks.

No biometric services fee is required at this time under the Interim Final Rule.

If you do not attend your biometric services appointment (if required), you will be considered as unregistered person.

Step 5: Receive registration documentation

Once you have registered and provided your biometrics (if required), you will get a proof of registration in your USCIS online account.

Download this proof, print and keep it with you all the time if you are 18 years or older.

PENALTY

USCIS has made it a legal obligation.

Failure to register may result in criminal and civil penalties, up to and including misdemeanor prosecution, the imposition of fines, and incarceration.

In simple language:

• $100 fine if you have registered but not carrying proof of registration
• $5000 And/or up-to 6 month jail if you have not registered at all.

I am sure you do not want to pay the penalty and certainly do not want to see yourself in jail.

B1/B2 Visa Holders

Many people travel to the USA on tourism or business meetings using B1 or B2 visa.

There is no need to worry if you got your visa after you turned 14 years or more as you are already registered and fingerprinted by the US embassy.

If you are less than 14, and plan to stay in the US for more than 30 days, then two situation may arise:

1. Entering USA after turning 14: Your fingerprints will be taken at port of entry.
2. Entered USA before turning 14: You should register if your fingerprints were not taken at port of entry.

FAQ

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You can even start your own business and if you can create 10 jobs, you will be eligible for a green card.

You are allowed to buy an existing USA business and still be eligible for an EB5 green card.

EB5 Investment Rules

#1 Investment Amount

• Rural Areas or targeted employment areas (Urban high unemployment): Investment of $800k required.
• Urban Area: A $1+ million investment is required to be eligible for an EB5 Green card.

The Immigrant Petition by Alien Investor (Form I-526e) petition form is required to file your application.

#2 Priority Date Retention

If you have multiple approved EB5 petitions, then you can use the earliest priority date, which is the date on which the petition was properly filed.

Also, you cannot use your EB2 or EB3 PD date with the EB5 application. Basically, you cannot port your EB1/2/3 green card queue date to the EB5 application.

#3 Managerial Control / Money at Risk

Your investment for the EB5 Green card should be at risk, meaning that it is invested in a real business. No risk means that USCIS will reject your application.

#4 Full-time jobs for 10 workers

Your company should create 10+ full-time jobs in the USA for U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents (Green card holders), or other immigrants lawfully authorized to be employed in the United States.

You can count the jobs for these people:

• US citizen
• Green card holder
• Conditional resident (Conditional green card holder)
• Temporary resident,
• Asylee,
• Refugee,
• A person residing in the United States under suspension of deportation

You cannot count the jobs where these visa holders are working:

• H1B
• H4 EAD workers
• L1/L2 visa workers
• L2 EAD workers
• F1 OPT workers

You cannot count yourself, your spouse or your family members to satisfy this 10-employee requirement.

New Business

There are strict rules for starting a new business or buying an existing one if you want to use it to file your EB5 Green card.

The business should be run for profit. Non-profit companies are not eligible for EB5 green cards.

This company can be run as:

• A sole proprietorship
• Partnership
• Holding company and its wholly owned subsidiaries (provided that each subsidiary is engaged in a for-profit activity formed for the ongoing conduct of a lawful business);
• Joint venture
• Corporation
• Business trust
• Limited liability company (LLC)
• Other business entities, which may be publicly or privately owned

FAQ

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