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When seeking Trademark registration in the United States, it is essential to file for specific services and/or products within designated classes, referred to as “International Classes.” While this might seem straightforward, the challenge arises when confronted with the 45 different classes established by the USPTO.

The E2 visa is your gateway to business opportunities in the United States, but navigating its requirements, particularly the “E2 visa source of funds,” is crucial.

The E-2 Visa grants entry to the United States for a national of a treaty country, termed “Treaty Investor,” following a substantial capital investment in a U.S. business. The eligibility criteria for E-2 status encompass certain employees of a Treaty Investor. Dive into the details of this invaluable business visa.

If you are considering the E2 Visa as an option to reside and work in the United States, it is essential to structure your business properly. The E2 Visa is designed for investors who wish to open or acquire a business in the U.S., but to qualify, you must meet certain specific requirements. In this article, I will guide you through the necessary steps to ensure that your business is prepared to meet the criteria for this visa.

Trademark rights come from their active use in commerce, not necessarily from registration. However, once a trademark is registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), the owner of the mark must comply with the maintenance requirements.

If you are considering expanding your business to Florida as a foreign corporation, we are here to simplify the process and ensure that your business complies with all necessary legal regulations. Florida offers a dynamic and business-friendly environment, ideal for expanding operations from other U.S. states.

Applying for an E-2 visa can feel as complex as assembling a thousand-piece puzzle without the reference image. However, at Jurado & Associates, P.A., we provide you with the pieces and the guidance necessary to complete the picture successfully.

If someone infringes a trademark in Florida, the legitimate owner of the mark has the right to sue the infringing party. Depending on the trademark registration status, it is possible to file a lawsuit in a state or federal court.

The E2 Visa is an excellent option for foreign investors looking to establish a business in the United States. One of the most frequently asked questions among applicants is whether they can include their family in this visa. In this article, we will explore how this process works and what requirements spouses and children must meet to obtain the E2 Visa.

The E2 Visa is one of the most attractive options for investors looking to establish a business in the United States. However, once you have obtained this visa, questions may arise about the flexibility you have to change businesses. In this article, we will thoroughly examine whether you can change businesses after obtaining the E2 Visa and what considerations you should keep in mind.