We build the business case — and the evidence behind it
Two fronts, one method. We write the plans that carry U.S. immigration petitions, and we do the consulting work that helps companies sell better, operate tighter and grow on purpose.
Two things we do
The method is the same in both: model the reality, source every number, and write only what can be checked. What changes is who reads the result.
Plans for immigration petitions
Business Plans and Professional Plans built to the evidentiary standard adjudicators apply — commissioned directly by petitioners, or white-label by law firms and immigration consultancies.
- Business Plan for E-2, EB-5, L-1A, EB-1C and more
- Professional Plan for EB-2 NIW, EB-1A and O-1
- Market analysis and financial projections with sources
- Delivered white-label when a firm commissions it
For companies, no immigration involved
You need the business itself to work better — sell more predictably, operate tighter, produce without bottlenecks.
- Business plans for funding and expansion
- Sales and commercial structure
- Operational management and KPIs
- Production flow structuring
Business Plans rebuilt after a competitor’s draft failed
Industry families documented
Tailored to each petition
Professional Plan and Business Plan
Two distinct products for two distinct petition profiles. Both are written to the evidentiary standard adjudicators expect, and both start from the business reality — never from a template.
For self-petitioners and individual professionals
A career and endeavor roadmap that ties the beneficiary’s work to a concrete plan of activity in the United States — structured to support EB-2 NIW, EB-1A and O-1 arguments.
- Endeavor definition and national-interest framing
- Market demand and beneficiary positioning
- Activity roadmap with defined milestones
- Financial projections where applicable
For investors, executives and companies
A complete venture plan with market analysis, organizational structure, staffing and multi-year financials — built against E-2, L-1A, EB-1C and EB-5 requirements.
- Market, industry and competitive analysis
- Organizational chart and staffing plan
- Five-year financial projections
- Investment and source-of-funds narrative
A plan only persuades if the business makes sense
Before a single page is written, we work the venture itself: what it sells, to whom, at what cost, and how it grows. That consulting layer is what turns a document into evidence.
Business modeling
Revenue model, cost structure, pricing and unit economics defined and stress-tested.
Market validation
Industry sizing, competitive landscape and demand evidence drawn from citable sources.
Financial modeling
Projections, assumptions and sensitivity analysis that hold up under questioning.
Operational structure
Staffing plan, org chart, job descriptions and hiring timeline aligned to the petition.
Built for the categories where the plan carries weight
Each category is argued differently. We write to the specific evidentiary test the adjudicator will apply — not to a generic business-plan outline.
Written by people who have produced the cases
Visa Business is led by a legal team with direct experience producing EB-2 NIW, EB-1A, O-1, L-1A and E-2 petitions — including supervision of case production inside immigration firms. We know what an RFE looks like, because we have answered them.
- Methodology aligned to USCIS evidentiary standards
- White-label delivery under your firm’s brand
- Defined scope and timeline agreed before we start
- Confidentiality across every engagement
Tell us about the case. We will tell you what the plan needs.
Send the visa category, the profile of the beneficiary and your target filing date. You will receive a scope and a quote — no template, no guesswork.