E-2 Treaty Investor Visa
Your E-2 Investor Business Plan & Full Application Package—Without the $12,000 price tag.
E2go.app takes you from an eligibility check to a complete application package that you can file yourself or hand to your attorney. One platform, at a fraction of the usual cost.
“Investors who get approved treat documentation as a strategy not as a checklist.”
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Start with a question below, or try one of these:
Informational only — not legal advice. E2go.app is not a law firm.
Trusted by E-2 applicants from Canada, the UK, Germany, Australia, Japan, and 77 other treaty countries.
Hiring a lawyer is your choice
“The decision to retain counsel is a personal one on the part of the applicant, and does not affect the applicant’s eligibility.”
— U.S. Mission to Canada. Counsel is optional. E2go.app is for applicants who want structured help with their case — and would rather spend thousands on their business or family than on legal fees.
We recommend a licensed U.S. immigration attorney if you have a past visa refusal, an arrest or conviction, a past immigration violation, or a complex ownership or partnership structure.
Why E2go.app
One platform. The complete journey.
The E-2 visa application isn’t complicated — it’s scattered. E2go.app pulls it into one place: your eligibility, your answers, your assessment, then 14+ documents drafted from your own words — each one gap-analyzed, denial-risk checked, tabbed and indexed. No months of meetings — first the consultant or broker, then the lawyer — to justify a $10–15,000 invoice. Just the work that counts, faster and for far less.
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Find out if you qualify.
It takes about 10 minutes.
No payment required for the eligibility check. No account required to start.
82 treaty countries. Every consulate. One platform.
Lawyer-ready documents. Lawyer-optional price.

