Immigration Business Plan Specialists
USCIS-ready business plans that turn your vision into an approved petition — E‑2, L‑1A, EB‑5 and beyond.
What We Write
Every visa category asks USCIS a different question. Each plan we write is built to answer the one your petition depends on.
Documents substantial, ongoing trade between the U.S. and your treaty country.
Shows a substantial, at-risk investment in a real, operating, non-marginal enterprise.
Proves the U.S. company can support a true executive or managerial role.
Matter of Ho–compliant plans with a credible path to 10+ full-time U.S. jobs.
Establishes a startup or small employer’s viability and its need for the role.
New-office plans showing the U.S. entity can support an executive role within one year.
Business plans for founders and entrepreneurs building ventures in the U.S.
Not sure which plan your petition needs?
Request a ConsultationHow It Works
Five clear steps from your first questionnaire to a plan that’s ready to file. Click any step to see what happens.
Step 1 of 5
You complete our Client Intake questionnaire online, in English or Spanish, and share any documents you have. We review your visa category, investment, and timeline with you and your attorney.
Step 2 of 5
We study your industry, target market, and competitors using research databases such as IBISWorld and Statista, plus government publications, and build the assumptions behind your financial forecast.
Step 3 of 5
We write your plan around the question your visa category asks USCIS to answer, from the executive summary to five-year financial projections.
Step 4 of 5
You and your attorney review the draft. We make your revisions and run a page-by-page quality check so every figure, name, and date is consistent with the petition.
Step 5 of 5
You receive a polished, final business plan, formatted and ready for your attorney to file with the rest of your petition.
About the Founder
Nelson Lopez is the consultant and owner behind Infinite Enterprises and NELMAR Business Solutions, Inc., with more than 25 years dedicated to immigration-focused business planning. He has written more than 1,336 business plans for entrepreneurs, investors, and executives in over 24 countries, supporting petitions across the E‑1, E‑2, EB‑1C, EB‑5, H‑1B, L‑1A, and O visa categories.
His work brings together business analysis, market research, financial forecasting, operational planning, and precise professional writing. Each plan is built to withstand USCIS scrutiny — from the executive summary and competitive analysis to staffing roadmaps, five-year financial projections, and USCIS-ready job descriptions — across industries ranging from AI software and fintech to medical devices, film production, and restaurants.
Immigration attorneys throughout the United States and abroad rely on Nelson as both a writer and a senior quality-assurance reviewer, and his practice has been built on their referrals. Fully bilingual in English and Spanish, he works directly with beneficiaries and their counsel to deliver plans that are clear, consistent, and ready to file.
Also on the Team
Vice President & Founding Member
Marie-Rose has conducted the research and supporting data behind immigration business plans since 2004, and focuses on each plan’s marketing and advertising strategy, along with its design and presentation. Her background includes in-house marketing roles at IBM, Aetna Life Insurance (later acquired by Lincoln Life), and Viking Office Products, and she holds a B.S. in Advertising from San Jose State University.
Company Overview
A quick look at who we are, how we work, and how to reach us.
Expertise
The technical toolkit behind every plan — refined across 1,336+ petitions and more than two and a half decades of practice.
Plans structured to meet adjudicator expectations for each visa class.
Category-specific requirements built into every section.
Revenue, P&L, cash flow, and break-even projections.
Staffing costs and operating budgets tied to hiring timelines.
Data from major global research database companies like IBISWorld and Statista, plus government publications.
Positioning against direct and indirect competitors.
Job creation plans and organizational structures.
Concise duty statements for executive and managerial roles.
Go-to-market plans grounded in the target customer.
Polished third-person business writing for USCIS review.
Page-by-page review for grammar, formatting, and consistency.
Direct communication with clients and counsel in either language.
Get Started
The more detail you share, the stronger and more credible your business plan will be. Take it one section at a time — your progress is saved on this device, so you can return anytime.
Contact
Tell us about your petition and timeline, and we’ll get back to you with clear next steps — in English or Spanish.
