VisaCrafter
Visa Crafter · E-2 Treaty Investor Visa

Stop paying attorneys up to $20,000 to file your own visa. 

Turn your business plan into a filing-ready E-2 application, guided step by step, for a fraction of the cost — built by a founder who self-filed twice, for $0 in attorney fees.

  • Built from real, lived experience
  • Bank-level data security
  • A fraction of attorney pricing

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E-2 visas self-filed, personally

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Paid in attorney fees

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Living and building in the U.S.

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Real business built: Pastreez

Attorneys charge $10,000–$20,000.

That's money that should go into your business, not a filing cabinet.

$10–20K in legal fees

For paperwork you can learn to do yourself.

A black-box process

One missed detail can mean rejection.

Generic advice

Templates that don't know your business.

We do the work. You keep the money.

Four guided stages. One dashboard. A fraction of the cost.

1

Eligibility check

Confirm your treaty-country status and investment readiness. Five minutes, no guesswork.

2

Business plan builder

Answer guided prompts. Get a USCIS-aligned business plan and financials.

3

Founder-tested review

Cross-check your package against what actually got approved. Twice. No attorney.

4

File & track

Submit with confidence. Track your case from one dashboard.

Built for treaty investors, wherever you're from

Every E-2 treaty country is welcome. Here are five of the highest-volume.

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United Kingdom

Treaty country

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Germany

Treaty country

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France

Founder's home country

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Japan

Treaty country

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South Korea

Treaty country

Built by someone who's done this  twice

Anthony Rosemond
★★★★★

I filed my own E-2 from France to the U.S. — twice — without paying a cent in attorney fees. Visa Crafter is the exact framework I used, built so you don't have to figure it out alone.

Anthony Rosemond

Founder of Visa Crafter · also founder of Pastreez.com

Your American business is waiting.

Start today. No commitment until you're ready to file.

Begin your eligibility check

Common questions

You must be a national of a treaty country, making (or actively making) a substantial investment in a real U.S. business. Our eligibility check covers the specifics in a few minutes.