Our client established a wholly owned vehicle rental enterprise serving Southwest Florida, with a focus on premium transportation for business travelers, tourists, and families. She invested $90,750 into the company, supporting vehicle acquisitions and operating expenses. At the time of filing, the business operated three Mercedes-Benz vehicles, including two luxury sedans and a spacious SUV, with rentals managed primarily through Turo.
Our firm documented the investment’s progression from a property sale in Türkiye through currency conversion, international transfers, and deployment into the business. The filing also accounted for an additional capital contribution funded by a subsequent payment under the property sale arrangement. Vehicle records, active listings, confirmed reservations, and guest communications supported the company’s operating history. Ownership documents established her managerial control, while the business plan presented projected fleet expansion, revenue growth, and future hiring.
The company’s premium rental focus gave the petition a specific commercial direction. Its vehicle selection and reservation records connected the invested funds to the customers and transportation needs the business intended to serve. USCIS approved the I-129 petition and accompanying change-of-status request, authorizing our client to develop and direct the enterprise as an E-2 treaty investor as she pursued its planned growth.
