Immigration

Investor Immigration

Investment, ownership and relocation considered as one cross-border matter. The appropriate immigration route depends on the investment, the person’s role, intended activity and wider circumstances — not on the capital alone.

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What are you trying to achieve?

Start with the intended outcome.

An investor immigration matter usually begins with what the person wants to achieve — not with a visa name. These are existing Millcorn situations. Belonging to one of them does not determine a particular route.

  1. Buy a Business
  2. Start a US Business
  3. Move to the United States
  4. Bring My Family to the US
  5. Structure an International Business

Combining investment with active involvement in a company is often part of the same conversation. It is not a separate catalogue product.

Capital, ownership and role

Capital is only one part of the picture.

Two people investing similar amounts can have very different immigration matters — depending on what they own, what they will do, how the business is structured and whether they are relocating.

  1. Capital

    What is being invested, and in what form.

  2. Ownership

    What the person will own.

  3. Control

    What they will control, and with whom.

  4. Role

    Whether they will work in the business, and how.

  5. Relocation

    Whether they are moving — and who else is.

The immigration route

The investment does not name the route by itself.

Investor immigration can sit near business, talent, corporate or family work. The catalogue names the services; the matter decides which of them is required.

A person acquiring or establishing a business, remaining active in it, or relocating with family may need more than one immigration conversation. Current programme thresholds, fees and operational changes belong in Insights — not on this page.

Private and business

Personal relocation and the investment structure need to be read together.

The person and the asset are two sides of one matter. Tax residence, family, entity design and the movement of capital often sit in the same conversation. Regulated work is carried out by those entitled to do it.

Person

Relocation, family, intended activity and personal tax residence.

Asset / business

Ownership, control, entity structure and the source or movement of capital where relevant.

What we need to understand

Questions that frame the matter.

These are framing questions — not a determination of eligibility.

  1. What is the intended outcome of the investment?
  2. Is an existing business being acquired, or a new one established?
  3. What will the investor own and control?
  4. Will the investor actively work in the business?
  5. Is relocation temporary, or intended as a longer-term move?
  6. Who else is moving?
  7. Where will personal and business tax residence sit?
  8. Are there existing companies, assets or interests outside the US?

How Millcorn helps

Understand the matter, then the route.

You describe the investment, the intended move and who is involved. Millcorn identifies the immigration work required and holds related tax, legal or business questions as one matter.

  1. 01

    Understand the matter

    The investment, ownership, intended activity, family and jurisdictions are read together before a route is named.

  2. 02

    Identify the route

    The situation is matched to the immigration work the matter actually requires — not to a single product name.

  3. 03

    Coordinate the work

    Qualified professionals carry out the regulated work. Tax, legal, accounting or business needs stay in the same conversation.

  4. 04

    Stay with the matter

    The client relationship stays with Millcorn while status, family, the investment or further filings move forward.

Working with Millcorn

Coordinated relationship. Regulated work by those entitled to do it.

Millcorn works with qualified professionals and specialist providers across disciplines and jurisdictions. The client relationship is coordinated; regulated work is carried out by those entitled to do it.

Millcorn coordinates client relationships and professional services. Regulated services are provided by appropriately qualified professionals and firms where required. Millcorn is not itself a law firm, CPA firm, investment adviser or insurance broker.

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Tell us what you need.

Describe the investment, the intended move and who is involved. We will identify the appropriate immigration work and the related tax, legal or business questions.