
USCIS does not approve good ideas. It approves meticulously documented business cases with credible financial projections and a clear economic impact argument. That is what I build.

The most common reason investor visa applications are denied is not lack of funds — it is lack of documentation. USCIS requires a meticulously constructed business case: realistic financial projections, a credible job creation plan, documented source of funds, and a business structure that demonstrates genuine economic impact
Financial projections that are not realistic or defensible

My role is not to replace your immigration attorney — it is to empower them. I construct the business and financial foundation of your visa application: a business plan and financial strategy so solid, clear, and welldocumented that your attorney’s legal work becomes more effective and your probability of approval increases significantly
Ideal for citizens of countries with a commercial treaty with the U.S. who wish to make a “substantial” investment in a new or existing business. My work focuses on demonstrating that the investment is sufficient and that the business has the potential to generate more than just a personal income.
The path to permanent residency (Green Card) through a significant investment (currently 1,050,000 USD) that must create at least 10 fulltime jobs for U.S. workers. Building a business plan that justifies this job creation is the key to success.
For multinational companies that need to transfer an executive or manager from a foreign office to a new or existing U.S. operation. We focus on documenting the corporate structure, the executive’s role, and the viability of the U.S. operation.
Every immigration engagement begins with a Viability Consultation. There is no standard pricing — each case is unique and is quoted after the initial assessment.
There is no standard package for immigration strategy — because no two cases are the same. The right path always begins with a Viability Consultation: a focused conversation to analyze your profile, your capital, your business idea, and your family objectives. From that conversation, I build a strategy