Our client engagements aren’t one-off, short-term projects. We believe it is vital to think long-term when fashioning applications and business plans. In addition to addressing what it takes to obtain the sought visa, we seek to build an early solid foundation for future issues that might arise after initial approvals. We are particularly sensitive to anticipating what may be needed when clients look to extend or renew their visas. In that light, we look to anticipate foreseeable market competition or business, economic, technological and political changes. We also advise our clients on the professional teams they will need on board to navigate anticipated changes. While not always easy to know what might crop up or prepare for the unexpected, our business model is designed to project what is likely to cross the client path down the road.

Our experience has shown that successful business visa applications effectively adapt sound business principles and market and financial analysis to existing immigration policy and requirements. We have a long track record of merging objectively measured business realities with immigration expectations. Our five decades of combined experience as successful entrepreneurs and extensive experience working with prominent attorneys nationwide have afforded us in-depth knowledge of how adjudication and consular officer decision-makers think and what they value. We know first-hand what will pass muster and what, in contrast, will raise red flags. We know where to concentrate and what to avoid. In a nutshell, we know what works and what doesn’t.

Our business is grounded in the principle that each client is the only client. Dedication to our clients means devoting whatever time and attention necessary to achieve their immigration and business goals. We have a developed an educational process that gives our clients insight into how government decision-makers think, teaches how the content of business plans can make or break a visa petition and clarifies ultimate expectations. Working closely with our clients this way takes more of our time, but our experience shows that the best results are achieved when clients are on board with us. Our client allegiance is reflected in how often clients return for renewals and refer friends and family members to help with their visa goals.

We are more than professionals with advanced business degrees. We are a team of experienced financial analysts, successful business people, skilled writers, and seasoned entrepreneurs who are devoted to achieving success for all our clients. We don’t churn work. We don’t measure success by how many clients we have or projects we develop. We don’t fast-track or rush the work we do to get to the next project in the pipeline. Our processes are result-oriented, creating a mindset designed to identify the most effective way to achieve client goals. The finish line is the be-all and end-all of what we do. The growth and sustainability of our business depends on ultimate client success. If you win, we win.

If we have any reliable formula for success in what we do, what separates elite performance from average and product excellence from good and mediocre, it is our attention to detail. Together with client devotion, it is what we pride ourselves on the most. More than a guiding principle, it is the signature of our business model. We have developed a proprietary 77-point quality assurance and control system that allows us to identify potential application issues, from a hollow business model to concept inconsistencies, eliminating mistakes that otherwise might bring major consequences. Raising the bar on quality, the system enhances client credibility and gives consular and adjudication officers the confidence our clients will implement their business plans effectively.

We do things right the first time. We aren’t a check-the-box mill. From the outset and throughout, we ask ourselves “where can this application go wrong?” We take the time to address anticipated issues rather than risk returning to the drawing board. The more times the adjudication and consular officer decision-makers send an applicant back to fix things, the greater the chances of failure. And, under the current administration, the hurdles are higher, the road to desired results bumpier. By putting a premium on thorough preliminary research to unearth problems that might exist, we are able to eliminate or at least anticipate questions government officials are likely to ask. Quality means charting from the beginning a course that is as smooth and seamless as practical.