Who is in charge of establishing these treaties within the U.S. department of homeland security?
Because these are treaties between countries, Dept. of State guidelines and regulations control the issuance of an E visa not USCIS. That means that a foreign national from a treaty country can apply directly for E status with an Embassy or Consulate in their home country without obtaining petition approval from USCIS first. What types of E visas are there? There are 3 types of E visas: treaty trader, treaty investor, specialty occupation workers from Australia and they are discussed below: What is a treaty trader (E-1 Visa)? Both USCIS and the State Department allow a foreign national to obtain treaty trader status to carry on trade of a substantial nature, which is international in scope. Foreign nationals must be essential workers, management, or executives. What is a treaty investor or an E-2 Visa? Both USCIS and the State Department allow a foreign national to obtain treaty investor status to invest or planning to invest large sums of money in a business in the U.S. Both discourag
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