E-2 Visa Business Plans Cost $2k+ and Take a Week to Produce
Immigration professionals and visa applicants pay $2,000 or more and wait up to a week for paralegals to draft E-2 investor visa business plans. The process is document-intensive but structurally repetitive, making it a strong candidate for AI automation. First-mover tools can capture this market before traditional legal services adapt.
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