Stop Chasing Five Elements of Proof Across Personal Accounts
An E-2 case turns on five statutory elements. Firms usually chase that evidence across personal accounts, foreign records, and email threads before it reaches an attorney. US Immigration AI keeps all five organized in one case record from intake forward.

What's Included
What the Platform Handles for E-2 Cases

- Structured Investment Intake
Nationality, ownership, business type, and investment amount are captured in one structured record. Your team stops piecing together scattered notes to answer eligibility questions.
- Investment Evidence Collection
Clients upload bank records, tax documents, and transfer agreements through a secure portal. The system marks any category that's still outstanding.
- Business Plan and Support Letter Drafting
The same intake and document data feeds a draft business plan, cover letter, and support letter. No one starts these from a blank page for every new client.
- Exhibit Index and Case Assembly
Investment evidence, ownership records, and the business plan are organized into one labeled, paginated packet. The index updates on its own as exhibits are added or reordered.
- Attorney Review at Every Step
Nothing moves toward filing until a licensed attorney reviews and approves the packet. That review runs from the first intake summary through the final exhibit index.
The Five Elements Every E-2 File Has to Prove
Element
What It Requires
How the Platform Handles It
Treaty Nationality
Distinction
Track passport and nationality records inside the case file, from intake forward.
Ownership and Control
High level of achievement, substantially above the ordinary.
Track ownership and corporate formation documents, flagged the moment anything's incomplete.
Lawful Source of Funds
One, from a relevant peer group or labor organization.
Organize financial evidence by source, so gaps in the paper trail surface before filing, not after.
Capital at Risk
Funds must already be committed, spent, or contractually obligated, not sitting untouched.
Keep invoices, leases, and transfer records tied to the business plan inside the assembled packet.
A Real, Non-Marginal Business
The enterprise must operate and have room to grow beyond supporting the investor alone.
Draft the business plan and financial projections straight from intake data, ready for attorney review.
Treaty Nationality
Distinction
Ownership and Control
High level of achievement, substantially above the ordinary.
Lawful Source of Funds
One, from a relevant peer group or labor organization.
Capital at Risk
Funds must already be committed, spent, or contractually obligated, not sitting untouched.
A Real, Non-Marginal Business
The enterprise must operate and have room to grow beyond supporting the investor alone.
Treaty Nationality
Track passport and nationality records inside the case file, from intake forward.
Ownership and Control
Track ownership and corporate formation documents, flagged the moment anything's incomplete.
Lawful Source of Funds
Organize financial evidence by source, so gaps in the paper trail surface before filing, not after.
Capital at Risk
Keep invoices, leases, and transfer records tied to the business plan inside the assembled packet.
A Real, Non-Marginal Business
Draft the business plan and financial projections straight from intake data, ready for attorney review.
Why US Immigration AI?
Built for Immigration Law, Not Generic Business Software
The platform is built around USCIS filing standards, not adapted from general project-management software. It doesn't force a five-element evidentiary standard into fields never designed for it.
Intake, Drafting, and Filing Run on the Same Record
Intake, document collection, drafting, and case assembly run on the same platform. Data entered once carries through the entire case, with nothing re-typed between tools.
Built Around the Five Statutory Elements
Generic business tools don't organize evidence around the five statutory elements. The platform's structure is built around exactly those, not a one-size-fits-all checklist.
Stop Chasing Evidence Before a Filing Deadline
Get every source-of-funds record, ownership document, and business plan draft organized in one file before the deadline gets close.
The Difference
Managing E-2 Cases Without US Immigration AI
Source-of-funds records scattered across personal and foreign bank accounts.
No clear record that invested funds are actually at risk.
Business plans and projections rebuilt from scratch for every client.
Ownership and treaty nationality documents tracked across separate emails and spreadsheets.
Hours spent assembling exhibits right before a filing deadline.
Without US Immigration AI
With US Immigration AI
Financial evidence collected and organized in one client file.
Gaps in at-risk evidence surface automatically, well before a filing deadline.
Business plan and financial drafts pull from the same intake data.
Ownership and nationality records stay attached to the case from intake through filing.
A labeled, paginated exhibit packet assembled in one step, ready for attorney review.
How an E-2 Case Moves From Intake to Filing
- Investment and Eligibility Intake
Nationality, ownership structure, investment amount, and business details are captured in one structured record. Nothing has to be re-asked later in the case.
- Investment Evidence Collection
The client uploads source-of-funds records, ownership documents, and business formation paperwork through the secure portal. The system flags anything missing before the file moves forward.
- Business Plan and Document Drafting
The business plan, cover letter, and supporting letters are drafted from the same intake and document data. No one starts these from scratch.
- Case Assembly
Investment evidence, ownership records, and drafts are organized into a labeled, paginated packet. It comes with a cover sheet and checklist.
- Attorney Review and Filing
A licensed attorney reviews and approves the complete packet before anything moves forward. It's then filed with USCIS on Form I-129, or submitted for consular processing through DS-160.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does the platform determine whether an E-2 investment qualifies?
No. It organizes intake data and uploaded evidence around the five statutory elements. A licensed attorney makes the eligibility determination.
Does an attorney review the case before filing?
Yes, always. No document or packet moves toward filing without a licensed attorney's review and approval.
Does the platform file the E-2 case with USCIS or the consulate?
No. It prepares and assembles the packet for attorney review. Your attorney or firm handles the actual filing with USCIS or submission for consular processing.
Can the platform handle E-2 extensions and renewals?
Yes. Extension filings run through the same intake-to-assembly workflow. E-2 status can be renewed indefinitely, as long as the investment and business keep qualifying.
How does the platform handle source-of-funds documentation?
It organizes what clients upload into a single case file and calls out obvious gaps in what's been submitted. Your attorney is the one who judges whether the evidence itself holds up.
Does the platform support cases filed through DS-160 at a consulate, not just USCIS?
Yes, for the supporting evidence and drafting. For consular cases, the platform organizes and drafts the same investment evidence and business documentation. The DS-160 application itself is submitted directly to the consulate, not through USCIS.
Is client data secure?
Yes. The platform holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certification. Every account requires multi-factor authentication and role-based access control, with all activity logged for audit. AI processing is zero-data-retention: files are read only to complete the task at hand, never used to train models, never shared across firms.
What does it cost?
US Immigration AI is priced at $97 per application or $997 per month for unlimited use.