Frequently Asked Questions

This depends on your background, your objectives and how you intend to work or invest in the United States. Our complimentary eligibility review compares the most relevant routes for your situation — including H-1B, L-1, O-1, the E-2 investor visa, EB-1A, EB-2 NIW and EB-3 — and explains the trade-offs of each before you commit.

In most cases, clients receive their visa within three to five months from case kickoff, covering business structuring, investment documentation and the consular interview. Timelines vary by embassy workload and by how quickly supporting documents are gathered, and we keep you informed at every stage.

Absolutely. Self-petitioned categories such as EB-1A (extraordinary ability) and EB-2 NIW (national interest waiver) allow qualified professionals, founders and researchers to petition USCIS directly through our Green Card without an employer service. We assess the strength of your evidence first, so you know where you stand before filing.

For most clients, yes. Nearly every work, investor and immigrant visa category provides derivative status for a spouse and unmarried children under 21, and several allow spousal work authorization. For unmarried couples, see our K-1 fiancé(e) visa service. We prepare the family filings alongside your principal case.

This depends on where your clients, employees and operations will be based, along with tax and reporting considerations. Delaware, Wyoming, Florida and Texas are the most frequently selected jurisdictions, and we recommend the structure that best supports your commercial and immigration objectives as part of our LLC formation service.

Absolutely. LLC formation is handled entirely remotely, including registered agent appointment, operating agreement and EIN application. No physical presence in the United States is required at any stage.

In most cases, state registration is completed generally within 5 to 15 business days, followed by two to four weeks for the EIN, depending on the state and IRS processing times. We confirm realistic timelines for your jurisdiction at the outset.

In most cases, yes. We work with partner institutions that support fully remote bank account onboarding for U.S. entities, and we prepare the corporate documentation banks expect so your application moves through compliance review smoothly.

You may settle invoices in euros by bank transfer or card, or in U.S. dollars by card or ACH. Every invoice states the amount, currency and payment method clearly before you proceed.

Absolutely. Our Monthly Entrepreneur Support covers bookkeeping, federal and state filings, ongoing compliance and access to a dedicated advisor, so your U.S. business remains in good standing year after year.

We begin with a consultation to understand your objectives, then issue a written strategy outlining the recommended route, documentation and timeline. Once you approve it, your advisor manages preparation, quality review and filing, and you track every milestone in your secure client portal.

This depends on the service and the government agency involved. Business formation is often completed within weeks, while immigration matters before USCIS or a consulate generally range from a few months to over a year. We provide a realistic timeline for your specific case before you begin.

Your file is prepared by our team and reviewed against current USCIS and state requirements before submission. You provide the underlying information and supporting evidence; we handle drafting, structuring and quality control, and coordinate with licensed attorneys where legal representation is required.

You are assigned a dedicated advisor and a secure client portal for messages, document uploads and status updates. For many clients, scheduled calls at key milestones are combined with written updates, so you always know what has been completed and what comes next.

Each price covers the full scope of the service: strategic guidance, document preparation, quality review and management of the process through to completion. The scope is set out in writing before engagement, so you know precisely what is included.

No hidden fees are applied at any point. Third-party costs such as USCIS filing fees, consular fees or state registration charges are set by the authorities themselves; we identify them upfront so your total budget is clear from the start.

For many clients, yes. Larger engagements can generally be structured in scheduled installments aligned with project milestones. Your advisor will confirm the options available for your service before you commit.

Your case is opened immediately and a dedicated advisor is assigned. You receive access to your secure portal with a personalized document checklist, and preparation begins as soon as your first documents are uploaded.