Family relocation and immigration
A visa gets you in. The rest of your life needs a plan. We coordinate the visa path with licensed partner attorneys and organize the family's finances before and after arrival.
There's no single best visa. There's the path that fits your profession, your company, and your assets, and it needs a financial plan from day one. The visa is handled by licensed partner attorneys; the family's plan, with us.
Orchard 33 does not provide immigration legal services. Visa processes are handled by licensed partner attorneys.
It depends on the profile: profession, company, assets, and the family's goals. L-1, EB-5, EB-2 NIW, and O-1 are common paths, each with its own requirements. The choice is made with a licensed immigration attorney; Orchard 33 prepares the financial and business side the chosen path requires.
No. Visa processes are handled by licensed immigration attorneys. We map the path with the family, coordinate with the attorney, and take care of the financial and business side.
It depends on the city, lifestyle, the children's school, and the immigration path. The moving timeline and budget are built with the family in the assessment.
They may. The U.S. has a federal estate tax, and the rules change with the residency and citizenship of the person leaving the assets. That's why succession is planned before the move, with tax advisors.
Because some decisions become harder or more expensive after the move, such as how to hold assets and companies and when to buy insurance. Planning ahead lets the family decide calmly.
In the first conversation, we understand the family's goals and build the transition timeline.