EB-2 NIW Business Plans & Personal Statement Support Services.

Open your path to a U.S. green card with a data-driven USCIS-ready business plan that strengthens your EB-2 NIW petition.

We craft USCIS-ready EB-2 NIW business plans and personal statements that show your work’s national importance, prove your qualifications, and strengthen your petition. Trusted by professionals, researchers, and entrepreneurs worldwide.

Let’s tell your story — clearly, credibly, and in line with USCIS expectations.

Your U.S. Green Card Path Starts With a Solid EB-2 NIW Plan.

We help qualified professionals, entrepreneurs, and researchers present a clear, credible EB-2 NIW petition — with custom-made business plans and personal statements that demonstrate their impact and align their project with U.S. national interest goals.

What Is the EB-2 National Interest Waiver Visa?

The EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) is a U.S. green card category that allows you to skip the job offer and labor certification process — if you can prove your work benefits the national interest.

In plain terms: if you're building something with substantial merit (like a tech startup, research-based company, or a business that addresses a public need), and you're qualified to do it, the U.S. may let you live and work there permanently — without needing an employer sponsor.

Who Is This Visa For?

You may be a good fit for EB-2 NIW if:

  • You have an advanced degree or exceptional ability in your field

  • You’re launching a business with U.S. economic or social impact (e.g. healthcare, renewable energy, tech, education, etc.)

  • You can show that your project or venture benefits the U.S. on a regional or national scale

  • You’re able to self-petition (no employer needed)

This visa isn’t just for academics or researchers. We've worked with startup founders, sustainability consultants, nonprofit leaders, and health tech innovators who all qualified based on their entrepreneurial vision and national impact. One thing is clear, in order to qualify for an EB-2 NIW visa you and/or your business must create economic (e.g., healthcare, renewable energy, tech, education) or social impact — such as serving underserved or vulnerable communities.

What Documents Do You Need to Apply?

When applying for an EB-2 NIW, your petition must convincingly demonstrate that your work is in the U.S. national interest and that you are well-positioned to carry it out. Typical documents include: evidence of your advanced degree or exceptional ability (such as diplomas, certifications, publications, awards, or patents), a strong personal statement explaining your proposed endeavor and why you’re qualified to lead it, a USCIS-ready business plan that aligns your project with U.S. national priorities, and letters of recommendation from credible experts in your field.

You may also include proof of past achievements, contracts or letters of intent showing your project is already in motion, and data to support the market or policy impact of your work. We help you identify, organize, and present these materials to ensure your petition tells a clear, credible story that meets all three Dhanasar prongs.

What We Do.

We Write Realistic, Data-Driven EB-2 NIW Visa Business Plans that Show Why Your Work Matters to the U.S.

If you’re applying for the EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW), you already know your work has impact. But proving that to USCIS takes more than a strong resume — it takes a clear narrative, grounded in evidence, that connects your qualifications and project to U.S. national interest goals. Whether you’re launching a business, leading a high-impact project, or responding to a Request for Evidence (RFE), our job is to show why your work matters — and why granting you a waiver of the job offer and labor certification requirements is in the best interest of the United States.

We understand the EB-2 NIW is more than an application — it’s an argument. An argument that you meet all three prongs. That your work matters to the United States. That your leadership is indispensable. That no employer can deliver the impact you can, as an independent petitioner.

That’s the story your business plan and personal statement must tell — and we know exactly how to tell it.

How We Align your Business Plan and Personal Statement to Support Your EB-2 NIW Visa Application

1. We Show That You're Qualified to Lead the Endeavor

We make it absolutely clear that you personally possess the skills, background, and leadership capacity necessary to execute your project or business. This includes demonstrating your advanced degree or equivalent experience in your field, showcasing a proven track record through awards, publications, successful past companies, or impactful work results. We highlight strong letters of recommendation that affirm you are the best person to carry out the initiative. Additionally, we emphasize your past leadership, innovation, or entrepreneurial achievements, as well as your autonomy in previous roles—such as leading product strategy or launching new markets—to reinforce your ability to drive the project independently and successfully.

2. We Prove the Endeavor Is Real & Already in Motion

USCIS isn’t interested in vague plans or aspirations — they require concrete proof that your project is active and progressing. Since you are the lead manager and self-petitioning (not seeking employment by another), we demonstrate that your endeavor is genuine and well underway.

We back this up with signed contracts or letters of intent from partners and clients, a detailed business plan featuring clear milestones, a revenue model, and thorough market analysis, plus any other evidence of traction or progress to show your business is on a real path forward.

3. We Link Your Project to Key National Priorities

This critical step supports Dhanasar Prong 1 and reinforces the credibility of your self-petition. We clearly demonstrate how your work aligns with U.S. federal and state priorities by referencing relevant agencies such as the DOE, USDA, NIH, SBA, and others. We incorporate authoritative policy reports, up-to-date statistics, and national strategies to ground your project in the current governmental landscape.

Most importantly, we show how your business or initiative directly addresses pressing national challenges—whether that’s food security, mental health, education equity, or other areas of high priority—making a compelling case that your work serves the broader U.S. interest.

4. We Prove Why Independence Is Essential for Maximum Impact

Many of our clients are highly qualified professionals who could be employed by a U.S. company. But for EB-2 NIW, we make a compelling case that traditional employment would actually limit your impact. The mission risks dilution under another’s control, whereas your independence guarantees that the national interest goal is fully realized—without compromise or conflict of interest.

5. We Prove That You Are a Professional Filling Gaps Where Employers Don’t Exist Yet

Employers often don’t exist for early-stage innovation and this can be proven by through competitors analysis.

Cover page of an EB-2 NIW business plan for a U.S.-based telemedicine software company. Professional, clean design featuring the company name, tagline, and a modern digital healthcare theme.

Industries We’ve Written EB-2 NIW Plans For

No matter your field, we adapt to your unique strengths and your project’s realities. We’ve worked with clients in industries including:

  • Renewable energy

  • Healthcare & biotech

  • Education & training

  • Technology startups

  • Policy & social impact

  • Professional services

  • Arts & culture

  • ✺Business Plan Delivery Timeline

    Our standard turnaround time for an EB-2 NIW visa business plan draft is 10-14 business days, with an additional 2 business days for revisions and delivery of the final version.

    In some cases, expedited service is available, reducing the total delivery time to as little as 7 business days.

  • ✺ Get Your Custom Quote

    Request your customized quote based on your specific EB-2 NIW visa business plan type.

    Your final offer includes two rounds of revisions at no additional cost, ensuring your business plan meets the highest standards.

What Makes Our EB-2 NIW Plans Different

Writing an EB-2 NIW business plan or personal statement isn’t easy — it takes a deep understanding of both immigration standards and how to frame your professional achievements. That’s where our 10+ years of experience make all the difference. We know what USCIS looks for, and we know how to translate your work into a clear, persuasive case.

Why clients choose us:

We understand how to connect the project and the applicant’s background to the RIGHT U.S. policy priorities

We avoid boilerplate language — everything we write is specific to the applicant’s case

If needed, we work seamlessly with your attorney to fit your strategy

We include realistic start-up costs backed by quotes from potential suppliers

We don’t use templates. We don’t just “make it look good on paper.” We dig into your story, your field, and the policy landscape to craft a business plan and personal statement that actually support your petition.

We craft business plans and personal statements that are fully integrated with the overall EB-2 NIW petition. Every section of the business plan is designed to directly support the three Dhanasar prongs, reinforcing the strength of your case:

  • Prong 1 (Substantial merit and national importance): by clearly aligning your business mission with specific U.S. policy objectives and demonstrating a significant total addressable market.

  • Prong 2 (Well positioned to advance the endeavor): by presenting your qualifications, a realistic timeline, budget, and a clear execution strategy.

  • Prong 3 (On balance, benefits outweigh the need for labor certification): by establishing why pursuing the endeavor independently is critical, and why no U.S. employer could have advanced the same goals without compromising the mission.

Each element of the personal statement, support letters, and project narrative is deliberately backed by data and language from the business plan — creating a cohesive, evidence-based petition that clearly communicates your impact, readiness, and credibility to USCIS. To learn how we help clients turn weak EB-2 NIW business plans into stronger petition supporting documents check our blog.

Our Process.

We keep it simple — and we stay involved throughout

  • We learn about you, your work, and your petition strategy. We can talk via Zoom, email, WhatsApp, or any other platform of your choice.

  • We develop your business plan section by section — including financials, hiring plan, and market research. We might follow-up if we need clarifications or extra documents such as your resume.

  • We deliver the first draft, get your and your attorney’s feedback, and revise up to two more times.

  • You receive a polished, USCIS-ready business plan and/or personal statement, fully integrated with your petition package.

Need help writing a business plan or personal statement for an EB-2 NIW visa application?

Don’t risk your EB-2 NIW petition on vague statements and boilerplate plans. Let us help you tell your story — clearly, credibly, and in a way that aligns with what adjudicators need to see.

Whether you're looking for business plan writers for hire, seeking guidance on how to make a business plan for USCIS process, or need business plan review services for an existing draft — we’re here to help. Tell us about your business idea and we’ll provide a custom quote tailored to your needs.

✺ Frequently asked questions ✺

  • If your petition is based on a business, entrepreneurial project, or market-driven initiative, a business plan is one of the best ways to show national importance, viability, and credibility. Even researchers benefit from a structured project proposal.

  • Yes — and we often do. If your initial application was rejected or received an RFE, we can help strengthen the business plan and personal statement to address weak points in the original submission.

  • No. We don’t file petitions or offer legal advice — we specialize in the business and narrative documentation that supports your case.

  • Our standard turnaround is 10–14 business days.

  • We’ll help you write a strong business plan even if you haven’t opened your doors yet — as long as your investment is in motion and documented.