What we do
Structure
Entity, contracts, banking, customs, compliance — what a foreign operation needs before it can trade here.
Most of what stops a foreign company at the American border is not commercial. It is the sequence of unglamorous things that have to exist before the first invoice can be issued, in the order they have to exist.
When it fits
- The decision to enter the United States is made and nobody knows what step one is.
- A product has to clear customs and nobody has read what the labeling rules require.
- The operation needs to receive dollars and cannot open an account without a domestic footprint.
How the deal works
- Scope
- Fixed, written before anything starts, with the sequence and who owns each step.
- Fee
- A project fee in stages, tied to what has actually been delivered.
- Specialists
- Where a matter requires a licensed professional — customs, tax, immigration — it is handled by one, and we coordinate rather than substitute.
The other three