Immigration planning for business projects in the United States.

Starting or expanding an operation involves decisions about people, activities, and structure. Immigration guidance helps assess how work in the United States relates to the business project.

The company's project and each person's role.

Understanding the existing operation, the goals of the expansion, and the roles that will be performed is an important part of the review. Planning needs to consider the circumstances of the company and of the professionals involved.

What can be part of the conversation?

• The company's activity and the current structure of the operation.
• The goals of the project in the United States.
• The participation of partners, managers, and professionals.
• The planned roles and the ties between the operations.
• The documentation available and the stage of the planning.

How to prepare for the first meeting.

Prepare a short presentation of the company and of what you intend to develop in the United States. Identify who may take part in the project and which decisions are still open.

The consultation is a chance to discuss the project's immigration questions before the next steps are defined. When corporate, tax, or financial topics come up, it will be necessary to define which professionals and services should take part in the review.

Our team will explain the consultation and the initial information that is needed.