Seven questions, answered directly
- What we do
- Investment, business and employer-sponsored U.S. immigration as our core practice, plus EB-1A, NIW and family-based cases — with U.S. company formation, acquisition and operations as supporting services.
- Who it suits
- Families with capital or a business to deploy, owners who need to form or acquire a U.S. company, professionals and skilled workers a U.S. employer actually needs, researchers with a track record, and relatives of U.S. citizens and green-card holders.
- How it works
- Assess the route and your timing, put the U.S.-side project, company or employer in place, and have licensed counsel handle the legal work within an engagement.
- Where projects come from
- Some are direct-investment or company projects we take part in operating; others are third-party regional center projects. Not every client uses our own projects, and not every project belongs to us.
- Who does the legal work
- Eligibility, filing strategy, legal documents and RFE responses are handled by a licensed U.S. immigration attorney. TIHU does not provide legal advice.
- Main risks
- Source-of-funds tracing, whether a company or position is genuine, priority dates and a child's age, and the return or exit of invested capital.
- Next step
- Book an initial consultation: your route, your timing and one question. No passport, no bank statements.