Alex Isbell

I fully acknowledge my grammatical mistakes and typos. Like all human beings, I strive for perfection, but have not yet achieved it. As for the completeness of this client's E-2 visa application, it was submitted in compliance with the procedural limitations of one of the world's most difficult consular sections. This process was further complicated by the fact that in the middle of the case's processing time, the consular section in question changed its procedural and filing requirements. Even had this not happened, USCIS, the Department of State, the Department of Labor and all of the governmental agencies we work with on a regular basis have the right to request additional evidence in support of cases, and these requests can delay case processing. It would make no logical sense for me to submit incomplete applications in any case as this would only serve to frustrate clients and create excess work for my staff. While I understand that this client was frustrated by the E2 process, the fact remains that he was issued an E2 investor and he is now free to pursue and achieve his entrepreneurial goals. We wish him nothing but the greatest success in his endeavors in the United States.