Immigration attorney in Phoenix, Arizona

E-2 investor representation for Arizona businesses

E-2 treaty investor cases are a central focus of Jessica's immigration practice. For entrepreneurs buying a Phoenix-area business, opening a franchise, or launching a startup, the immigration strategy should be coordinated with the ownership structure, purchase terms, source of funds, and operating plan before commitments are made.

Canadian and other treaty-country investors must satisfy the same federal E-2 requirements regardless of where the business is located. Jessica reviews the investment evidence and filing route, including consular processing versus a USCIS change of status and the implications for travel and family members.

A Phoenix practice with national and international reach

Weiss & Moy, P.C. has served clients from Phoenix since 1976. Jessica leads the firm's immigration practice, working directly with each client rather than passing files to staff — from the first consultation through approval.

Arizona's economy draws entrepreneurs, engineers, medical professionals, and international students, and each of those paths has its own immigration route. Choosing the right category at the outset is usually what determines how long the process takes and whether it succeeds.

What to expect from your consultation

The first conversation is a brief, free intro call — a short way to see whether Jessica can help, not free legal advice. We talk through your situation, your timeline, and the realistic options — including the ones that are not a fit and why. If we take the matter on, you get a clear plan, a document checklist, and direct access to Jessica.

Consultations are available by phone or video for clients who cannot come to the Camelback Road office.

Also serving Boca Raton, Florida

In addition to the Phoenix headquarters, Jessica maintains a Florida location in Boca Raton, serving clients throughout South Florida.