The plan that carries your petition
Business Plans and Professional Plans written to the evidentiary standard adjudicators apply. Commissioned directly by petitioners, and white-label by law firms and immigration consultancies.
The documents that carry your case
You do not need all of these. We will tell you which ones your category actually turns on.
Business Plan
The full venture — market, model, people and numbers — documented so the officer can trace every figure back to a source. This is the document most of our clients come for.
- Market and competitive analysis with citable sources
- Operating model, products, services and pricing
- Organisational chart, staffing plan and hiring timetable
- Five-year projections with the basis for each assumption
- Investment structure and source-of-funds narrative
- Job creation schedule where the category requires it
Built for EB-2 NIW, EB-5, E-2, E-1, L-1A, L-1B, EB-1C, EB-1A and O-1A petitions — any case where a company, an investment or a venture carries the argument.
Professional Plan
Your proposed endeavor, written the way an adjudicator reads it: what you will do, for whom, with what resources, and why it matters beyond you. For cases built on the person rather than on a company.
- Endeavor defined in concrete, verifiable terms
- Evidence of national or sector-level importance
- Your positioning against others in the field
- Activity roadmap with milestones
- Financial projections where the endeavor requires them
- Citable sources throughout
Built for EB-2 NIW, EB-1A, O-1A, O-1B and H-1B petitions, and for RFE responses where the endeavor has to be re-stated.
Same document, three kinds of client
The plan does not change depending on who orders it. What changes is how it is delivered and who it is delivered to.
Directly, as the beneficiary
You are the one filing. We build the plan, explain what it proves, and deliver it ready to go into your petition.
White-label, under your name
Drafted to the theory of the case you set, in your template, in editable format. We do not contact your client unless you ask.
The technical piece you do not build in-house
You keep the client and the process. We take the market research, the financial modelling and the drafting off your team.
From first message to delivered file
No open-ended engagements. You know the scope, the deliverable and the timeline before we start drafting.
Tell us the case
Category, your background, target filing date. We say honestly whether a plan helps your petition.
Scope and quote
A written list of deliverables and a price. Nothing starts before you approve it.
Discovery
Questionnaire, CV and documents. We flag weak spots in the evidence while there is still time to fix them.
Draft, review, deliver
You review the draft. One structured revision round is included. Final files delivered filing-ready.
What we will not tell you
Immigration work attracts a lot of confident promises. Here is where we draw the line.
We do not guarantee approval
Nobody can. Adjudication is discretionary. What we control is whether the record gives the officer what the standard requires.
We are not a law firm
We produce business plans and the economic analysis behind them. We do not represent anyone before USCIS. When a case needs legal strategy or the full petition file assembled, that work is handled by Maass — Advogados & Associados or by your own counsel.
We will say when a plan will not help
Some cases do not turn on a business plan at all. If yours is one of them, you will hear that in the first conversation, not after you have paid.
Tell us your category and where you are stuck.
First conversation is a scoping call, not a sales call. You leave knowing what your petition needs, whether or not you hire us.