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Options for wanting my Canadian daughter to study in the US

Good evening Reddit,

I was wondering what are the possibilities of me making my 7 year old Canadian daughter to study in the US? My husband and I visited Los Angeles a few months ago and fell in love with it too; and I was wondering what are our options for us to move in LA (Canada isn’t really what we prefer to be honest). I personally am not Canadian, Filipina rather. But my husband is Canadian.

What can we do in order to be able to live in the USA, while making my daughter study there, especially since I am not a Canadian.

Will my husband getting an E-2 visa (Treaty Visa since he is Canadian )(and include us) suffice? If so would it be hard to get one, and would the process be long? I heard we only need to invest at least $100,000, which I think we can definitely do.

Is it possible for us, or would it be a long shot?

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