E-2/L-1a/EB-5 vISA
bUSINESS PLANS
Our service helps you to have a creadable U.S business visa plan.
We Are One of the
TOP 10
Immigration Business Plan Writers
In The U.S.
(According to 'EB5 Investors Magazine' ranking).
THE PROCESS
Dedicated to 100% success with U.S. immigration
WE FOLLOW "MATTER OF HO" GUIDELINES
Issued by the USCIS Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) in 1998, Matter of Ho is a precedent decision that defines the requirements for visa business plan.
The main requirement of Matter of Ho is that your EB-5 business plan must be “a comprehensive, detailed and credible business plan demonstrating the job creation and potential of the new commercial enterprise.”
Your business plan should:
Be sufficiently detailed to convince USCIS that your business has real potential to create jobs.
Start with a clear and concise executive summary. It is your sales pitch that often determines the success or failure of your petition. In it, you should introduce yourself and your new business and its objectives, operations, and job creation potential.
Provide detailed descriptions of your business, organization structure, staffing, cost of employment, the experience of key personnel, and the responsibilities assigned to individuals holding different job roles.
Show the amount of capital you have invested (or are going to invest) in the business and the source of your funds. You must show that your investment is at real risk and that the sources of the funds are legal.
Demonstrate clearly that your business is likely to generate the employment necessary to make you eligible for a business visa.
Include a well-researched and compelling market and/or industry analysis, describing in detail the target market and potential customers.
Include a comparison of existing and potential competitors with a well-researched SWOT analysis (strength, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats).
Contain a detailed sales and marketing strategy based on your knowledge of the market, industry, and competitors.
Explain in an easily understood manner how your business operates and how the products and services are monetized.
Be very transparent with the financial information. Ideally, you should show a 5-year forecast of profit and loss, cash flow, and balance sheet.
Look credible. You should avoid making assertions and speculations. If you are making any claim, it should be supported with independent and verifiable evidence.
Should be consistent with the information provided in other parts of the I-526 petition and the information that may be discovered by the USCIS when reviewing your petition.
SERVICES
E2/L1A Business Plan Fee: $1,900
Size: 35-45 pages.
First Draft Turnaround:
10 Business days.
EB5 Business Plan Fee: $3,500
Size: 55-65 pages.
First Draft Turnaround:
15 Business days.
Content Of a Typical U.S Visa Business Plan
- Executive Summary
- Company Summary
- Job Descriptions
- Organizational Chart
- Market and Industry Analysis
- Competition & Buying Patterns
- Internet Plan & Marketing Strategy
- Projected 5 Year
- Sales Forecast
- Projected 5 Year
- Profit & Loss Statement
- Projected 5 Year Cash Flow
- Forecast
- Projected 5 Year
- Balance Sheet
Why use our Business Plan writing service?
You benefit from our knowledge!
We are updated with official and unofficial USCIS requirements.
How?
Very often we help other visa applicants. They had been rejected by USCIS because of bad Business Plans.
It allows us to see the exact reasons why USCIS rejected the application. Similarly, other applicants had been requested for more evidence.
That is how we know the latest USCIS requirements.
You'll get a fast delivery.
You will see your visa Business Plan in 10 business days – the fastest delivery time among all our competitors.
Fast 3 days expedited service is available for the extra fee.
Have a very competative price!
It’s just $1,900.00
for E-2/L-1A Business Plans
Unlimited editing.
Then, you get a 25-35 page business plan.
Including 5 year projections. In fact, we are very good at that!
Only native English-speaking writers.
Plan Immigration have been honored to be one of the TOP 10 Immigration Business Plan Writer in U.S. (according to ‘EB5 Investor Magazine, 2016’) .
What Is So Special About
E-2 Visa
Business Plan?
- The Business Plan you submit for your E2 Visa application must meet USCIS requirements.
- An immigration Business Plan is written for a USCIS reviewer. Thus, this is with the purpose to obtain an E-2 immigration visa. Then the applicant can be legally pen a U.S. business.
- One of the most crucial factors that determine the success of your application is the Business Plan. Since the E-2 visa has rigorous requirements, the feasibility of the Business Plan is the key.
- Consequently, a feasible Business Plan examines the practicality of opening the U.S. office. To show that, the plan will look at how the process can be done. Also, how it will affect the organization, whether the organization will endure the financial risks that come with it, and the benefits of opening the business.
- To conclude, many things can go wrong with E-2 Business Plan. For example, the E-2 Business Plan can be on target with the projected number of required employees. However the E2 Visa application still can be denied. Why? Because USCIS thinks that the business is marginal.
What Is So Special About
L-1A Visa Business Plan?
- The Business Plan you submit for your L-1 visa application must meet USCIS requirements.
- An immigration Business Plan is written for a USCIS reviewer. The purpose is to obtain an L-1 immigration visa. So the applicant can be legally transferred to a U.S. branch.
- One of the most crucial factors is the Business Plan. Actually, it determines the success of your L-1 visa applicatio.
- The L-1 visa has rigorous requirements.
- Feasibility of the L-1 Visa Business Plan is the key to a successful petition.
- A feasible Business Plan examines the practicality of transferring the foreign employee to the U.S. office.
- The plan will look at how the transfer can be done. Also, how it will affect the organization, whether the organization will endure the financial risks that come with it, and the benefits of transferring the employee.
- Many things can go wrong with L-1 Business Plan. For example, the L-1 business plan can be on target with the projected number of required employees. However the L-1 application still can be denied. Why? Because USCIS thinks that the company “lacks sufficient organizational complexity or/and hierarchy to support an Executive or a Manager.”
To start the process
1. Your client or you need to complete a very simple questionnaire.
2. We review all answers, ask 4-9 additional questions, your client pays our fee – and we are ready to start.
3. In 7-10 business days you will get the initial draft.
4. We deliver the Business Plan that we’ve completed for your reference.
5. We help you if you have any other questions.