Our immigration business plan service produces visa-specific, USCIS- and consulate-ready plans for E-2, EB-5, L-1, and EB-2 NIW applications. We write to the exact standard each category demands, marginality and job creation where required, credible five-year financials throughout, and we revise the plan to align with your immigration attorney's strategy.
This service provides the business plan that supports your petition. It is not legal advice and does not replace an immigration attorney, and no plan can guarantee a visa outcome.
E-2 visa business plans
An E-2 visa business plan must show a real, at-risk investment in a business the treaty investor will develop and direct, and that the business is more than marginal. We include a dedicated marginality analysis and a staffing and job-creation plan with timelines, sized to your filing location, since some consulates cap the page count. See our dedicated E-2 visa business plan service, or read the full E-2 visa requirements.
EB-5 business plans and Matter of Ho
EB-5 demands a comprehensive, credible plan that meets the Matter of Ho standard, showing what the enterprise does, where it operates, how capital is spent, and how it will create at least ten full-time jobs, usually within two years. We build EB-5 plans to that bar on our dedicated EB-5 business plan service. For the detail, see our breakdown of the EB-5 visa requirements.
L-1 new office business plans
For an L-1 new office petition, the plan must show the corporate relationship to the foreign parent, a viable US business model, secured premises, and a hiring plan that creates a team for the transferred manager or executive to lead. See our dedicated L-1 visa business plan service, or the full L-1 visa requirements. Still choosing a category? Compare the two main investor routes in our guide to the E-2 visa vs EB-5 visa.
EB-2 NIW business plans
The national interest waiver is governed by Matter of Dhanasar, which asks whether your proposed endeavor has national importance and whether you are well positioned to advance it. Because NIW petitioners self-petition with no employer sponsor, the plan carries unusual weight. See our dedicated EB-2 NIW business plan service, or read the full EB-2 NIW requirements.
Filing a visa petition?
We write USCIS- and consulate-ready plans and revise to match your attorney's strategy. Send your visa type and your attorney's timeline and we'll scope it with you.
Request a quoteWhat is included
- A visa-specific plan in Word and PDF, sized to USCIS or your consulate.
- An executive summary written for adjudicators.
- Market analysis and an operational plan.
- Five-year financial projections and a staffing plan.
- Matter of Ho-compliant detail for EB-5.
- Revisions to align with your attorney's feedback.
Working with your attorney
Your immigration attorney runs the legal petition; we provide the evidence of a real, viable business. We share drafts in formats your counsel can review and revise the plan to fit their strategy, so the business case and the legal case reinforce each other.
Hiring an immigration business plan writer
Hire carefully here. An immigration business plan writer should know the specific visa category and write to its standard, not adapt a general template. Ask whether they handle marginality and job creation, whether they revise to your attorney's feedback, and whether they have written for your visa type before. We work online with applicants and attorneys across the US and worldwide, so you can hire an E-2 visa business plan writer or EB-5 business plan writer wherever you are filing.
Cost and process
Immigration plans are quoted to scope and visa type. After you send a written brief we research, model, and write the plan, then refine it with your and your attorney's feedback. Turnaround is typically 7 to 10 business days, with rush options for filing deadlines. If you also need a standalone financial modeling package, we keep the numbers consistent across both.