E-1 Treaty Trader

E-1 status requires an appropriate treaty between the United States and the E-1 applicant’s country of nationality. This visa is used by foreign nationals who will conduct “substantial” trade between the United States and their country of nationality. The trade must also be principally between the United States and the E-1 applicant’s country of nationality.

What is substantial trade?

Substantial trade is an amount of trade sufficient to ensure a continuous flow of international trade items between the United States and the treaty country. The continuous flow of trade should involve numerous transactions over a period of time.

Trade principally between the United States and E-1 applicant’s country of nationality:

Generally, over 50 percent of the total volume of trade must be between the United States and the E-1 applicant’s country of nationality.

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