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EB-3 IMMIGRATION · E-2 BUSINESS

Plan your U.S. future
through work or business
with TCSI

Thinking about permanent residence through employment, or investing in a U.S. business? TCSI helps you explore EB-3 employer opportunities and E-2 business options, organize your preparation and understand what to consider next.

Discuss your plansCompare EB-3 and E-2
OUR PROGRAMS

Work or business?
Start with your goal

EB-3 is an employer-sponsored route to permanent residence. E-2 is a nonimmigrant route for eligible investors who will develop and direct a U.S. business. Your goal, background and intended role shape which requirements to explore.

EMPLOYER-SPONSORED IMMIGRATION

Build your plans around the right job

Start with the work you would do, where you would live and how your qualifications match the position. Employer sponsorship and your family’s plans belong in the same conversation.

Who we help and how
Who it is for
People considering employer-sponsored permanent residence, whether their background fits a professional, skilled or other-worker position.
How TCSI helps
We check whether relevant employer introductions are available, help organize requested documents and follow up on job-related questions and confirmed progress.
Review EB-3 requirementsDiscuss your background
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NONIMMIGRANT INVESTOR VISA

Prepare to run a U.S. business

Consider a new venture, an existing business or a franchise alongside your budget and management experience. E-2 preparation brings the business plan, investment evidence and visa requirements together.

Who we help and how
Who it is for
Eligible treaty-country nationals planning to invest in a U.S. business and take an active role in its management.
How TCSI helps
We discuss available business introductions and organize the information needed to explore operating costs, management duties and questions for an attorney or accountant.
Explore E-2 business optionsDiscuss your business plans
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ALONGSIDE EB-3 & E-2

The basics for your arrival

As part of your EB-3 or E-2 preparation, we provide basic information on housing, transportation and local services before you arrive.

Who we help and how
Who it is for
Clients preparing for EB-3 or E-2 with TCSI and family members moving with them.
How TCSI helps
We outline basic arrival preparations and relevant local services. Available support and any separate costs are confirmed for your destination.
View arrival basicsAsk about arrival support
HOW TCSI HELPS

Practical help at each step

Your questions become more useful when they are tied to an actual role, business or preparation stage. We help organize that information and the follow-up it needs.

01 / OPPORTUNITIES

Understand the opportunity

An employer name or business listing is a starting point. We help you identify the work, location or operating questions that need answers before you consider an introduction.

How we work with you
02 / PREPARATION

Know what to prepare next

We organize requested documents, note what is still outstanding and share updates confirmed by the relevant contact, so you can follow the preparation process.

Prepare for a consultation
03 / PROFESSIONAL REVIEW

Bring the right questions to specialists

We help organize questions for immigration, contract or financial review. Your attorney or accountant provides advice within the agreed professional engagement.

Understand the scope
YOUR FIRST CONVERSATION

Turn your questions
into a starting plan

You can start before you have chosen a program or gathered every document. Tell us about your goals and the questions that matter most to you.

  1. Which route should I explore?

    Discuss your goal, qualifications, business experience and family plans to identify the requirements that need closer review.

  2. What opportunities are available?

    Ask about current employer or business introductions, the information available and any questions still awaiting confirmation.

  3. How should I plan the budget?

    Separate service fees, government charges, investment and living costs. Before committing, confirm what each payment covers, who receives it and when it is due.

  4. What happens if I proceed?

    Clarify documents, responsible contacts and professional review. Check cancellation, refund and additional-work terms before you decide to proceed.

Ask your first questions
EMPLOYERS & PARTNERS

Employer & program introductions

A selection of employers and program-related brands previously introduced by TCSI. This is not a complete directory or a list of current vacancies.

Explore the network
  • Stoughton Trailers
  • Lorenz Bus Service
  • Subway
  • Custom PAK
  • Crumbl
  • The Picklr
  • Amazon
  • Humber Automated Systems
  • Clancy Moving Systems
  • Yogurtland
  • Round Table Pizza
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SEMINARS & CONVERSATIONS

Seminars and consultation topics

Browse seminar photos and questions to help prepare for an EB-3 or E-2 consultation.

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CLIENTS ACROSS BORDERS

Consultations across time zones

We work with clients and partners in South Korea, Nepal, Vietnam, Canada and other countries. Share your location and time zone when you contact us.

  • South Korea
  • Nepal
  • Vietnam
  • Canada
  • Other countries

The countries listed indicate where we work with clients and partners; they do not represent branch office locations.

LET’S BEGIN

You can start with a question

Share your current work or business idea, the program you are considering and your main question. We will help you identify what to explore first.

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