Business Plans for U.S. Filings — Consular or Change of Status
Whether your client files at a U.S. consulate abroad or with USCIS inside the U.S., the plan must hold up to the same scrutiny. We tailor it to the filing route.
Not a law firm. We work alongside your attorney or authorized representative.
U.S.-specific angles
Consular vs USCIS:
consular E-2 interviews are short; the executive summary must make the case in two pages. USCIS reviews are document-heavy; exhibit referencing matters.
Change of status from F-1, H-1B, or B-2:
we help show the business is genuine and funds are lawfully sourced, while your attorney handles status questions.
EB-5 concurrent filing:
when an I-485 can be filed with the I-526E, consistency between the plan and SOF is critical from day one.
State and local detail:
licenses, zoning, and wage data by metro area.
Common U.S.
concerns we address
“Is my investment enough?” — proportionality analysis
“Will my business be seen as marginal?” — payroll and profit model
“Can I prove my money’s source?” — SOF report
“What if I get an RFE?” — response support
Ready to build a plan
that holds up?
Tell us your visa category and timeline. We reply with scope, price, and delivery date.