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Practical PDFs Jessica shares with founders, investors, students, athletes, and employers. Download any of them free — then book a free intro call to talk through your own case.
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Civic Education
The September 30, 2026 letter from U.S. Secretary of Education Linda E. McMahon on historical education, constitutional liberty, and the victims of communist regimes.
Investor Visas
A time-sensitive briefing for business brokers on EB-5 grandfathering, expected investment adjustments, source-of-funds preparation, and transaction planning.
Investor Visas
A broker reference guide for coordinating E-2 buyers, source of funds, business due diligence, purchase documents, escrow, financing, and closing.
Investor Visas
A practical guide for buyers, business brokers, sellers, accountants, and advisers coordinating a U.S. business purchase with E-2 visa requirements.
Investor Visas
For investors who want to buy or create a U.S. business — a side-by-side look at the temporary E-2 visa and the EB-5 green card.
Investor Visas
EB-5 qualifications explained: the $1,050,000 / $800,000 investment thresholds, benefit to the U.S. economy, 10-job creation, and the troubled business exception.
Startups & Business
A practical overview for founders, executives, and advisors expanding a startup or technology company into the United States — which visa fits each stage of growth.
Startups & Business
Long-term business immigration strategies, including the qualifications for E-1 treaty trader and E-2 treaty investor visas and other options for business owners.
Work Visas
Key legal and structural requirements for filing an H-1B through a startup — including when the H-1B worker is the company's founder.
Students
Strategic planning for F-1 students seeking H-1B status, including those working for or forming their own startup during OPT or STEM OPT.
Athletes & Artists
Why the P visa can be a smarter option than the O-1 for many athletes, entertainment groups, and cultural performers — and how to choose the right P category.
These handouts provide general information only and are not legal advice. Immigration rules and fees change; contact the office for guidance on your situation.