How long does a plan take?

Ten business days for most categories, ten to fifteen for EB-5. Rush service is available. Financial modelling and source-of-funds tracing drive the longer timelines.

What is the difference between a business plan and a professional plan?

A business plan is for someone starting or running an enterprise. A professional plan is about thirty pages in the first person for an NIW or EB-1 petitioner advancing an endeavour as a consultant, researcher or employee rather than founding a company.

Do you build the financial projections?

Yes. Projections are built from the business’s actual position and industry benchmarks, with assumptions stated openly so an officer can follow how each figure was reached.

Can you rescue a plan someone else wrote?

Often, yes. Send it over. Sometimes the structure holds and the evidence needs rebuilding; sometimes it is faster to start again. We will tell you which before you commit.

Immigration Business Plan Writing for E-2, EB-5, L-1 and EB-2 NIW

E-2, EB-5, L-1, EB-2 NIW and O-1 — written to the standard each category is judged by

A visa business plan is not a financing document. It is evidence, judged against a specific legal standard — Matter of Ho for EB-5, the Dhanasar prongs for a national interest waiver, qualifying organizational structure for L-1. We have written these since 2015. What we sell is the writing: research, structure, argument and citation, in a document ready to lodge as delivered.

What It Covers

Immigration Business Plan — 40–65 pages for EB-5, EB-1, NIW and L-1; 30–50 for O-1; 8–13 for E-2. Market analysis, personnel, financial projections and the visa-specific overlay. $1,900
Professional Plan — Around 30 pages in the first person, for an EB-2 NIW or EB-1 petitioner advancing an endeavour rather than founding a company. $1,300
RIMS II Economic Impact Analysis — Bureau of Economic Analysis regional multipliers applied to investment, payroll and output to quantify regional employment impact. $800
EB-5 Targeted Employment Area Analysis — Census tract and unemployment analysis establishing TEA qualification and the reduced investment threshold. $850
L-1 Corporate Structure Documentation — Organizational charts, ownership and entity relationship diagrams, and position descriptions evidencing managerial capacity or specialized knowledge. $800
Business Plan Rewrite & Rescue — An existing plan restructured, re-evidenced and rewritten to the standard the category is actually assessed against. Quoted per case

How It Works

Scoping call — Category, timeline, and what the plan has to prove. An E-2 plan and an EB-5 plan share a table of contents and almost nothing else.
Evidence and financial intake — Corporate documents, existing financials, source of funds records, the petitioner’s own background. We write from what exists rather than inventing projections.
Market research — U.S. industry data, competitor landscape, regional labour and wage conditions — every figure cited inline and footnoted to its source.
Drafting — Standard plan architecture with the category overlay built in: source and path of funds and Matter of Ho compliance for EB-5, national importance for NIW, qualifying structure for L-1, employer-employee control for O-1.
Revisions — Sixty days of revisions within the original scope. Plans move as cases move.

Why Zeolla

Writing is the whole business, not a sideline — We are a copywriting and documentation practice. Plans are not something we produce alongside another service — they are the service, and they have been since 2015.
Every figure carries a citation — Industry data referenced inline and footnoted to its source. An unsourced number in a business plan is a question you have handed the officer for free.
Written around the gaps, not over them — Where evidence is thin we build the argument on what is actually there. We do not manufacture projections to fill a section, and we tell you in advance where the case is weak.
Ready to file as delivered — No placeholders, nothing left to complete later, no internal commentary left in the document. What you receive is what gets lodged.

Common Questions

How long does a plan take?: Ten business days for most categories, ten to fifteen for EB-5. Rush service is available. Financial modelling and source-of-funds tracing drive the longer timelines.
What is the difference between a business plan and a professional plan?: A business plan is for someone starting or running an enterprise. A professional plan is about thirty pages in the first person for an NIW or EB-1 petitioner advancing an endeavour as a consultant, researcher or employee rather than founding a company.
Do you build the financial projections?: Yes. Projections are built from the business’s actual position and industry benchmarks, with assumptions stated openly so an officer can follow how each figure was reached.
Can you rescue a plan someone else wrote?: Often, yes. Send it over. Sometimes the structure holds and the evidence needs rebuilding; sometimes it is faster to start again. We will tell you which before you commit.

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