Investor-grade business plans for E-2, L-1, EB-5, Digital Nomad, Startup and Entrepreneur visas. Proven experience delivering visa-ready documentation across 30+ countries.
White Tower Consulting is led by Wilbert Liñán, an MBA and Master in Immigration Law with over 12 years of international consulting experience across the United States, Spain, and Latin America.
We specialize in visa business plans, market research, financial modeling, and feasibility studies — delivering USCIS-compliant and Spanish immigration authority-ready documents that have achieved a 100% visa approval rate for our clients.
From visa business plans to market entry strategy, we provide end-to-end consulting for entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals seeking to establish in the USA or Spain.
USCIS-compliant, attorney-ready business plans for E-2, L-1A, and EB-5 visas. Each plan includes executive summary, market analysis, 5-year financial projections, and operational strategy — structured to meet the exacting standards of US immigration authorities.
Learn More →Professionally crafted business plans for Spain's Startup Visa, Entrepreneur Visa, and Self-Employment (Autónomo) Visa. Fully compliant with Spain's Startup Act (Ley de Startups) and reviewed against the criteria of ENISA and the UGE.
Learn More →Full-service support for Spain's Digital Nomad Visa (Visado de Teletrabajo) — from eligibility assessment and documentation to UGE fast-track application. Individual and family packages available. Beckham Law tax optimization included.
Learn More →Data-driven market research and feasibility analyses for US and Spanish market entry. Includes TAM/SAM/SOM modeling, competitive benchmarking, consumer demand analysis, and go-to-market strategy — tailored for visa applications or investment decisions.
Learn More →Institutional-grade financial models with 5-year P&L, cash flow, and balance sheet projections. Built to meet USCIS standards (Matter of Ho), investor due diligence requirements, and SBA loan applications. Includes break-even and ROI analysis.
Learn More →Comprehensive due diligence analysis for business acquisitions including CIM review, SDE normalization, asset and liability assessment, and risk profiling. Essential for E-2 investors purchasing an existing US business and private equity transactions.
Learn More →Strategic roadmaps for companies entering the US, Spanish, or Latin American markets. Includes regulatory landscape analysis, partner and distribution channel identification, pricing strategy, and location/site selection for optimal market entry.
Learn More →Growth-oriented business plans for funding rounds, investor presentations, and bank financing. Includes pitch deck alignment, revenue model validation, unit economics, and milestone planning — built to attract angel investors, VCs, and institutional lenders.
Learn More →Support for Spanish nationality applications under the Law of Democratic Memory for descendants of Spanish citizens. Documentation strategy, eligibility assessment, and genealogical record coordination for applicants across Latin America and the USA.
Learn More →Every engagement follows our proprietary four-step framework, designed to deliver attorney-ready documents on time, every time.
We begin with a personalized Zoom or Google Meet session to understand your visa category, business concept, investment level, and timeline. Zero commitment required.
We send a proprietary SIF (Structured Information Form) tailored to your visa type. This captures all data needed to build a USCIS or Spanish authority-compliant document with precision.
Within the agreed timeline, we deliver a professionally structured first draft with market research, financial projections, and compliance-aligned narrative — attorney-ready and structured for immigration review.
After your feedback, we finalize the document and provide ongoing support through your visa application — including RFE responses, attorney coordination, and revisions until approved.
We are not a template service. Every document is researched, written, and reviewed from scratch by a consultant with an MBA and a Master in Immigration Law — producing plans that immigration attorneys trust and visa officers approve.
Unlike pure business plan writers, we understand immigration law requirements. Unlike immigration attorneys, we understand business modeling. This dual expertise produces plans that satisfy both legal and commercial standards.
Every market analysis uses real data from IBISWorld, Statista, USCIS reports, and Spanish official sources. Your plan is written for your specific business, location, and visa category — never adapted from a generic template.
Fluent in English and Spanish with physical offices in Miami and Spain. We navigate both USCIS and Spanish immigration authority requirements — serving clients from Latin America, Europe, and Asia with cultural fluency.
We don't deliver a PDF and disappear. We coordinate with your immigration attorney, respond to RFEs, and provide unlimited revisions as needed. Your file — structured for immigration review, start to finish.
Thanks to White Tower Consulting, my E-2 visa to open a café in Miami was approved in 52 days. The business plan was so thorough that my attorney said it was the best he had seen in 15 years of practice.
We contracted the L-1A business plan for our technology company's expansion to Houston. The strategic depth and financial rigor of the document impressed USCIS. Today we operate in three US cities.
I obtained my Digital Nomad Visa for Spain in under 6 weeks with White Tower Consulting's guidance. The process was clear, professional, and stress-free. Now I live in Barcelona with my family and work for my UK company.
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Whether you are exploring your options or ready to begin, we offer a free initial consultation via Zoom or WhatsApp. Responses within 24 hours.
Practical guidance for entrepreneurs and investors navigating US and Spain immigration.
May 2026
USCIS denials are rarely about the investment amount. Here are the structural and narrative mistakes that trip up even well-funded applicants — and how to avoid them.
Read More →April 2026
The minimum income requirement has been updated for 2026. Here is what you need to earn, what documents are required, and how the UGE fast-track process works in practice.
Read More →March 2026
Spain closed its real estate Golden Visa route in 2025. We break down the three strongest alternatives — Startup Visa, Entrepreneur Visa, and Autónomo — with a side-by-side comparison.
Read More →USCIS denials for E-2 visa applications are rarely about the investor's net worth or the size of the investment. In our experience reviewing hundreds of cases, the most common failures come down to avoidable structural and narrative errors in the business plan itself.
Immigration officers review thousands of business plans. They can identify a generic template within seconds. A plan for a Miami café that uses the same market analysis structure as a Dallas logistics company signals one thing: the consultant didn't do real research. Every plan must be written specifically for the location, the industry, and the investment amount.
USCIS requires market data to be credible and current. Citing "the restaurant industry is growing" without a source, a date, or a geographic context is insufficient. Compliant plans reference IBISWorld, Statista, U.S. Census data, or industry-specific trade association reports — with full citations and dates.
Projections must flow logically from the market analysis and operational assumptions. Showing revenue growth of 40% in year two without explaining where those customers come from, what the pricing model is, or what marketing will drive that growth is a red flag for reviewers. Every number must have a narrative behind it.
"A business plan is not a financial forecast. It is a story of viability, backed by evidence."
The E-2 visa requires the investment to not be marginal — meaning it must generate more than just a living for the investor. A solid plan includes a staffing timeline: how many employees will be hired, at what stages, in what roles, and at what cost. This is non-negotiable for approval.
Even the best business plan consultant is not a legal professional. Your plan should be reviewed by a licensed immigration attorney before submission to ensure it aligns with the specific facts of your case, your visa category requirements, and any recent USCIS policy updates.
Avoiding these five mistakes significantly improves your chances of approval on the first submission — eliminating the cost and delay of Requests for Evidence (RFEs).
We prepare attorney-ready business plans and immigration documentation for US and Spain visa applications — E-2, L-1, EB-5, Digital Nomad, Startup, and Autónomo visas. Trusted by entrepreneurs and investors across 30+ countries.
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