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Building Bridges with Our Business Plans

An L1 Visa business plan is a critical document for intracompany transferees seeking to establish or join a U.S. branch of their foreign employer. It must clearly demonstrate the relationship between the U.S. and foreign entities, outline the transferee’s executive or managerial role, and detail how the business will support that role within one year. USCIS scrutinizes these plans for operational viability, including office setup, staffing projections, service offerings, and financial forecasts, making clarity and structure essential.

Your Frequently Asked Questions

 

How can an L-1 business plan prove the viability of a new U.S. office?
It must outline a clear roadmap for the first year, including revenue goals, job creation timelines, and growth projections. Details like an organizational chart, staffing plan, and market analysis are essential for establishing credibility.

What role does the transferred employee’s position play in the L-1 business plan?
The plan must highlight the employee’s role, showing how their expertise is critical to the U.S. office’s success. For L-1A, this involves leadership responsibilities; for L-1B, it emphasizes specialized knowledge tied to measurable outcomes.

What are the financial benchmarks that support an L-1 business plan?
Financial projections should include revenue, expenses, and profitability over three years. For new offices, it’s essential to show initial funding sources, startup costs, and timelines for achieving break-even.

Our Process

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Consultation

We begin with an in-depth discussion to understand your company’s goals, the employee’s role, and the U.S. office’s objectives.

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Market Research & Strategy

Detailed analysis of industry trends, market positioning, and operational strategies to demonstrate the U.S. office’s viability.

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Financial Modeling

Creation of realistic revenue forecasts, expense breakdowns, and funding plans tailored to USCIS requirements.

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Plan Development & Review

Integration of research, financials, and organizational details into a USCIS-compliant document, reviewed to ensure accuracy and clarity.

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