Soft Landing.

The hardest part of moving a business to the US is rarely the business. It's the move itself — somewhere to live, a Social Security number, a bank account, a driver's license, schools for the children, a phone that works on day one. The Landing takes that weight off the founder's desk so the first weeks go into the company, not the queue at the DMV.

We coordinate the relocation end to end with vetted specialists on the ground in the Carolinas — the practical logistics and the cultural translation of arriving in a new country. It's the part of US market entry most advisors leave the founder to figure out alone. We don't.

The Blueprint is an E-2 compliant business plan, built to USCIS standard and ready for your immigration attorney's review. We've structured the discovery process around the questions USCIS adjudicators actually ask — investment substantiality, source of funds tracing, marginality test, organizational structure, and the five-year financial trajectory.

The output is a written plan typically 35–50 pages, with executive summary, market analysis, operational plan, organizational and staffing plan, financial projections (P&L, cash flow, balance sheet for five years), and the supporting exhibits attorneys expect. We work with your attorney throughout, not around them.

The Storefront is a professional English-language US website, live before you arrive. It's not the company's flagship marketing site — it's the credibility layer that signals to American customers, partners, and immigration officials that this is a real US business with a real American front door.

We build a clean, fast, multi-page site (typically four to six pages) on modern infrastructure. The content reflects how Americans expect to read a B2B website: clear positioning, what you do, who you serve, contact path. We can pull tone and structure from your European parent site, or write from scratch if you don't have a parent. SEO baseline is included; we don't promise rankings.

The Framework gets your US team operational from day one. The biggest single avoidable mistake we see is an under-resourced first IT decision: a free Google Workspace tier set up by an intern, no managed device policy, no security baseline, and twelve months later it costs $40,000 to untangle.

We set up a Microsoft 365 tenant configured for the long term, business email under your domain, cloud storage with structured folder hierarchy, and a security baseline that the European parent's IT team can sign off on. Your team can sit down and work — without IT being a topic in their first week.