To convert an E-2 visa to a Green Card, there are several pathways you can consider. Here are some options:

1. EB-5 Investor Visa through Direct or Regional Center Investment: If you are willing to invest substantial capital in a new commercial enterprise in the United States, you may be eligible for an EB-5 investor visa. This visa allows you to pursue a Green Card based on your investment through direct investment or investing in a designated regional center.
2. Green Card through your Spouse’s Employer: If your spouse holds a valid Green Card or is a U.S. citizen, you may be eligible to apply for a Green Card as their spouse. This option is available if your spouse’s employer is willing to sponsor your Green Card application.
3. EB1A Immigrant Visa for People with Extraordinary Abilities: If you possess extraordinary abilities in the fields of arts, sciences, athletics, education, or business, you may qualify for an EB1A immigrant visa. This category is specifically designed for individuals who have reached the very top of their field and allows for self-petitioning, meaning you can apply for a Green Card without employer sponsorship.
4. National Interest Waiver (under EB-2 Visa for Advanced Degree Professionals): If you have an advanced degree or exceptional ability in certain fields, you may be eligible for a National Interest Waiver (NIW) under the EB-2 visa category. The NIW allows you to request a waiver of the usual job offer requirement by demonstrating that your work is in the national interest of the United States.
5. E-2 Employee to Green Card Through Marriage: If you are currently in the United States on an E-2 visa and marry a U.S. citizen, you may be able to adjust your status to obtain a Green Card through marriage. This option allows you to transition from a non-immigrant visa category (E-2) to an immigrant visa category (Green Card) based on your marital relationship.