Nexo Innovation Law PLLC

Entrepreneurs, Founders & Investors

Entrepreneurs, founders, and investors often qualify for immigration benefits based on investment, business ownership, executive experience, or plans to establish or expand a business in the U.S. This track follows the same visa-to-residence path as employment immigration above, through categories suited to business owners.

Services may include:

• E-2 treaty investor visas
• E-1 treaty trader visas
• L-1 new-office petitions
• O-1 petitions for founders and entrepreneurs
• National Interest Waiver petitions
• Immigration planning for startup founders and foreign-owned businesses entering the U.S. market

Citizenship and Naturalization

Once a client holds a green card through either the family or employment path above, Nexo Innovation Law assists with the final step: evaluating eligibility for U.S. citizenship and preparing the naturalization application.

Services may include:

• Naturalization applications
• Citizenship eligibility review
• Review of immigration and travel history
• Naturalization interview preparation
• Certificates of citizenship and replacement of citizenship documents
• Citizenship matters involving children born outside the United States

Immigration Compliance for Employers

For businesses that employ or transfer foreign nationals on an ongoing basis, separate from any single petition.

Services may include:

• Immigration planning for new hires and employee transfers
• Visa extension and amendment planning
• Support for changes in job duties, worksite, ownership, or corporate structure
• Immigration due diligence for business transactions or restructuring
• Coordination with HR and management teams

Requests for Evidence & Complex USCIS Matters

Applies across any of the categories above — family, employment, or business immigration matters can all be delayed or challenged by government requests.

Services may include:

• Requests for evidence
• Notices of intent to deny or revoke
• Responses involving missing or insufficient documentation
• Review of prior denials
• Case strategy for delayed or complicated USCIS matters

Core Estate Planning

A clear estate plan helps you decide who should receive your property, who should manage important responsibilities, and how your wishes should be carried out. The goal is to reduce confusion and give your loved ones direction.

• Last Will and Testament
• Revocable Living Trusts
• Pour-Over Wills
• Testamentary Trusts
• Trust Funding Guidance

Planning for Parents & Young Families

If something unexpected happened, who would care for your children, manage assets for them, and make important decisions? Estate planning helps parents name trusted decision-makers and create a structure for their children's care and financial protection.

• Guardianship Designations for Minor Children
• Trusts for Minor Children
• Family Protection Planning

Incapacity Planning

If you were unable to make financial or medical decisions, who would have authority to act for you? Incapacity planning helps make sure trusted people can step in and make decisions consistent with your wishes.

• Durable Financial Power of Attorney
• Health Care Power of Attorney
• Advance Health Care Directive
• HIPAA Authorization

Business Owner Estate Planning

For business owners, estate planning should connect personal planning with business continuity. The goal is to avoid leaving family members, business partners, or key decision-makers without direction if something unexpected happens.

• Business Succession Planning
• Coordination of Business and Personal Estate Plans
• Beneficiary and Ownership Review

Estate Plan Updates

Estate plans should be reviewed when life changes. Marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, relocation, business changes, or significant financial changes may all require updates to make sure the plan still reflects your wishes.

• Review and update existing estate plans after marriage, divorce, birth of a child, relocation, or significant financial changes