E2 and Franchises (Royal Maid Service)
#1
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E2 and Franchises (Royal Maid Service)
Hi all,
Totally new to this forum, so be kind
Myself and my partner are keen to move to Florida.
We're in rented accommodation after spending a couple of years selling property (wonderful UK market!!).
E2 is the only route for us. We've checked.
We know the downside to this type of visa, kids age out, etc.
Being a young family (30's) with young children (toddlers), it wouldn't be an issue for us for some time.
There are a few franchises we've checked out. But the Royal Maid franchise is one we are keen to learn more about. Anyone have personal experience with this franchise? Would be great to hear your thoughts.
Thanks in advance.
Totally new to this forum, so be kind
Myself and my partner are keen to move to Florida.
We're in rented accommodation after spending a couple of years selling property (wonderful UK market!!).
E2 is the only route for us. We've checked.
We know the downside to this type of visa, kids age out, etc.
Being a young family (30's) with young children (toddlers), it wouldn't be an issue for us for some time.
There are a few franchises we've checked out. But the Royal Maid franchise is one we are keen to learn more about. Anyone have personal experience with this franchise? Would be great to hear your thoughts.
Thanks in advance.
#3
Yorkshire man in Florida
Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 14
Re: E2 and Franchises (Royal Maid Service)
I bought a franchise 2 years ago, but property management, it got me a e2 visa
#4
Re: E2 and Franchises (Royal Maid Service)
It would if a) the business goes under and/or b) your visa doesn't get renewed. You could find yourself back in the UK in a year or two with no money and no assets. Worst case yes, but it's still a possibility. I don't think I would want to risk my kids stability for anything less than a long term, rock solid opportunity. Especially considering the Florida education system is not really ranked very high. Plus "partner" could mean that you need two visa opportunities, not one.
#5
Re: E2 and Franchises (Royal Maid Service)
It would if a) the business goes under and/or b) your visa doesn't get renewed. You could find yourself back in the UK in a year or two with no money and no assets. Worst case yes, but it's still a possibility. I don't think I would want to risk my kids stability for anything less than a long term, rock solid opportunity. Especially considering the Florida education system is not really ranked very high. Plus "partner" could mean that you need two visa opportunities, not one.
Maybe it's just me, but as a mother there's no way I'd risk putting them through that.