Two service lines, one method. Every engagement starts with a defined scope and a quote — no packages sold blind, no template filled in with a client name.
Pick the line that matches what you need and the page will speak your language.
Business Plans and Professional Plans for U.S. immigration petitions — commissioned directly by petitioners, or white-label by law firms and immigration consultancies.
For companies with no immigration matter at all: plans for funding and expansion, sales structure, operational management and production flow.
The two documents we are hired for most often. Both are written from the venture up, and both are structured around the evidentiary test the category actually applies.
For self-petitioners and individual professionals whose case rests on a proposed endeavor rather than on a company.
Typically used for: EB-2 NIW, EB-1A, O-1
For investors, executives and companies where the petition turns on the viability and structure of the business itself.
Typically used for: E-2, L-1A, EB-1C, EB-5
The plan is the deliverable, but the work is the business. We size the market, model the economics and structure the operation before anything is written up — which is what makes the document defensible.
Revenue model, cost structure, pricing and unit economics defined and stress-tested.
Industry sizing, competitive landscape and demand evidence drawn from citable sources.
Projections, assumptions and sensitivity analysis that hold up under questioning.
Staffing plan, org chart, job descriptions and hiring timeline aligned to the petition.
You always know what is being produced, by when, and what we need from you. No open-ended engagements.
You send the category, the beneficiary profile and the target filing date. We return a written scope and a quote.
Questionnaire, CV and supporting records. We flag gaps in the evidence before they become an RFE.
We produce the deliverable and submit it for your review, with one structured revision round included.
Final files delivered in editable and filing-ready format, organised the way your firm files.
Category, beneficiary profile, target filing date. That is enough for us to tell you what the plan needs and what it will cost.