H1B Visa Business Plan

H1B visas are one of the most competitive visa options available.

Having a professional business plan will help you answer USCIS questions before they even ask them.

First Name*
Last Name*
Email Address*
Country Code*
Phone Number*
How did you hear about us?*
What is the attorney's name?
What is the tradeshows name?
What is the consultant name?
What is the real estate agent name?
What is the accountant/CPA name?
What is the business broker name?
Other
Company Name
Do you have a website? (Optional)
What is your website address? (Optional)
Do you need help with branding/logo, website, or marketing services? (Optional)
When would you expect to need to start these services? (Optional)
Industry
Other Industry
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Profile ID
What Language Do You Prefer To Speak? (Optional)
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Visa Type?
Are you the Visa Applicant?
What is your relationship to the visa applicant?
Other relationship
Is this a New Application, RFE, Renewal or Denial?
Do you have a visa application deadline?
By When?
MM slash DD slash YYYY
Details/Notes?
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Content:

Business Description
Industry Analysis
Market Analysis
Marketing Plan
Personnel Plan
Financial Projections (5 years)

H1B Visa Business Plan Writing Details

H1B Visa Business Plan Writing Details For any US-based company seeking to hire highly skilled and qualified foreign employees, the H1B visa is a practical solution. The H1B visa gives employees to stay in the United States for a period of up to 3 years but it’s also extendable to up to 6 years.

Much of the program’s appeal comes from the ability for H1B visa’s recognition as a Dual Intent Visa, allowing visa holders the chance to change their immigration status to permanent resident. However, the USCIS has a limited cap at 65,000, plus an additional 20,000 issued to Master’s degree, or higher, holding applicants, making the H1B visa one of the most competitive visa options offered by USCIS.

Even though H1B applicants aren’t starting a business in the United States, the sponsoring company should provide a fact-based and well-developed business plan of their own to support and justify the reasons for hiring a foreign applicant.

Our team of specialists has years of experience in writing H1B visa business plans, making them USCIS-ready. Our professionally trained writers have experience in over 120 industries and know what exactly USCIS looks for. Let us help you on your journey with a custom-tailored H1B visa business plan.

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