VISA BUSINESS PLANNING SERVICES

Our team is highly skilled in developing visa business plans. Each of our business plans is created with the vision you have for your company as a starting point. Equally important is developing a plan that is in accordance with your immigration attorney’s strategy. Here at Inceptum, we want you to receive your visa, and enjoy commercial success.

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E-1 VISA BUSINESS PLAN

Turnaround time: 3-5 business days
Content:
  • Executive Summary
  • Company Summary
  • Industry and Market Analysis
  • Marketing Plan
  • Employment and Staffing
  • 5-Year Financial Projections
  • Conclusion
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The E-1 trader visa is intended for a national of a country with which the United States maintains a treaty of commerce and navigation.

In order to qualify, the visa holder must carry on substantial trade of services or technology, where over 50% of the total volume of international trade is between the United States and the visa holder’s home country. Items to be traded include goods, services, insurance, transportation, tourism, and technology.

The employee of a trader may also be eligible for an E-1 visa if they either assist in the duties of a supervisor or if they have special qualifications.

An E-1 visa holder will be authorized for an initial stay of two years, and can extend in two-year increments with no maximum.


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E-2 VISA BUSINESS PLAN

Turnaround time: 3-5 business days
Content:
  • Executive Summary
  • Company Summary
  • Industry and Market Analysis
  • Marketing Plan
  • Employment and Staffing
  • 5-Year Financial Projections
  • Conclusion
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The E-2 investor visa is intended for aliens from countries that have treaties with the United States who want to enter the U.S. to assist in the development of a business in which the alien has invested or is investing.

The visa holder must have invested a substantial amount of capital in the enterprise, which has been proven to be a legitimate and bona fide business. The visa holder must have at least 50% ownership in the business or possess some operating control by means of a managerial position or other procedure set forth in the by-laws. In order to qualify for the visa, the applicant must show that they have placed their own assets, which were previously under their control, at risk through investment in the enterprise. There is no specific amount required, but it must be of an amount that will help ensure the operation or success of the business. The employee of an investor may also be eligible for an E-2 visa if they either assist in the duties of a supervisor or if they have special qualification.

An E-2 visa holder will be authorized for an initial stay of two years, and can extend in two-year increments with no maximum.


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L-1 VISA BUSINESS PLAN

Turnaround time: 3-5 business days
Content:
  • Executive Summary
  • Foreign Affiliate Company Summary
  • U.S. Company Summary
  • Year 1 Monthly Development Activities
  • Industry and Market Analysis
  • Marketing Plan
  • Employment and Staffing
  • 5-Year Financial Projections
  • Conclusion
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The L-1 visa allows for workers of a multinational company to come to the United States and work temporarily in their same capacity. This visa is available to executives, managers, or standard employees with specialized skills needed at the United States’ branch.

In order to qualify as the petitioner of an L-1 visa, the company must show that they have operating businesses in the United States and at least one other country, and that they are connected through a defined relationship (i.e. branch, subsidiary, or affiliate). There must be an existing employer-employee relationship between the company and the visa recipient. The visa recipient must have worked for the company for at least one year, non-consecutive, during the previous three years. Control of the visa holder/employee must transfer to the U.S.-based affiliate.

The beneficiary of the L-1 visa must be able to show that they hold the necessary qualifications for the position. The specific requirements depend on the position of the employee, but will include a managerial capacity, executive capacity, or specialized knowledge.

L-1 recipients have different caps on their stay in the United States based on their position with the company. A manager or executive (L-1A) is authorized to stay in the United States for seven years. An employee with specialized knowledge (L-1B) is authorized to stay in the United States for five years. Only time spent within the United States counts towards the authorized stay. Once the L-1 visa holder has spent their allowable five or seven years inside the United States, they must then spend one year outside of the United States before they can be eligible for a new L-1 visa.

An L-1 transferee can also be coming to the United States to open a new office for the business, in which case their stay would be authorized only for one year. After that year period, the stay can be extended with a showing that the new office has been opened and has become an established business.


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EB-5 VISA BUSINESS PLAN

EB-5 Visa Business Plans for Individual
Investors and Regional Centers
Turnaround time: 5-10 business days
Content:
  • Compliance
  • Qualification Summary
  • Executive Summary
  • New Commercial Enterprise Summary
  • Industry and Market Analysis
  • Marketing Plan
  • Employment and Staffing
  • 5-Year Financial Projections
  • Year 1 Monthly Financial Projections
  • Conclusion
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The EB-5, also known as the Immigrant Investor Program, helps to stimulate and build the U.S. economy by allowing foreigners to invest in U.S.-based businesses. The businesses must create jobs for local citizens and the investment must be substantial.

In order to be eligible, the investor must be investing in a business that was established after November 29, 1990, that is for-profit, and that creates or preserves at least ten full-time jobs for U.S. workers. The investment may be in the form of money, equipment, inventory, or property that the foreign investor is personally and primarily liable for. A cash investment must be a minimum of $1,050,000, unless the area is considered a Targeted Employment Area, for which a minimum investment is $800,000. A Targeted Employment Area includes areas outside of a metropolitan statistical area or areas that are experiencing an unemployment rate that is at least 150% of the national average at the time of investment.


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ADDITIONAL SERVICES

Our additional services include:
  • Re-writing your existing business plan
  • Re-writing specific sections of your business plan
  • Responses to Requests for Evidence (RFE)
  • SBA Loan Business Plans
  • EB-1 Visa Business Plans
  • Investor Business Plans and Investor Proposals
  • Free of Charge Business Plan Review


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