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When a Latin American startup decides to expand, enter a new market, or raise capital in the United States, one of the very first —and most strategic— decisions is choosing the right legal structure. Even if it seems like a technical formality, this choice directly affects: your ability to raise capital your credibility with corporate clients your tax obligations and how your company will be evaluated by the ecosystem A poor choice can cost you months, thousands of dollars, and missed...

Choosing the legal structure for your startup is a decision that can open the door to international capital. Investors don’t just look at your product or traction; they also assess whether your company is structured in a professional, scalable way and whether it’s compatible with the most common investment mechanisms used in the United States. For an international investor, a properly formed company shows organization, clarity, and a real growth vision. It’s a signal that your startup:...

Many entrepreneurs travel to the United States with the goal of expanding their startup, meeting investors, or exploring the tech ecosystem. However, if they do so on a tourist visa (B1/B2) , it’s essential to understand which activities are allowed—and which ones could put their immigration status at risk. The tourist visa does not authorize employment or income generation , but it does  allow you to engage in several key activities to build relationships, explore the market, and prepare for...