Posted on December 09 2011
THE FACTS: Your client is seeking a U.S. Business Visa to operate a Business and earn an income in the U.S. The client is either (a) setting up a subsidiary/affiliate of an existing business from any country (L Visa), or (b) establishing a new business entity OR purchasing an existing business entity in the U.S., and the client holds citizenship from a Treaty country, and is investing "significant" capital into the business which is considered to be "at risk" to some degree. THE CHALLENGE: You realize that the client needs a Business Plan to satisfy the analytical and critical USCIS Officers, but the client has no idea how to craft such a document appropriately, and you do not wish to do so on the client's behalf, yet you aren't sure where to turn for help. THE SOLUTION: You need to work with a professional team with specific experience, not only in writing Business Plans but, more importantly, in developing Business Plans specifically designed to satisfy USCIS's investigative and questioning approach toward awarding business Visas. My 10 Tips to Avoiding a Business Visa RFE or denial are:
Lauren A Cohen Dec 2011 http://www.ilw.com/articles/2011,1208-cohen.shtm
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