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The March 2026 Visa Bulletin marks a notable shift as the EB-2 category becomes “Current” in Chart B. This development may allow eligible applicants to move forward more quickly with filings and adjudications, creating a meaningful opportunity for both pending and new cases.

An EB-5 Visa Business Plan—also known as an Immigration Business Plan—serves a dual role in an EB-5 petition: demonstrating commercial viability while meeting strict USCIS evidentiary standards. When properly structured, it reduces RFEs and strengthens the overall immigration case.

ProfVal supports immigration attorneys and beneficiaries by producing evidence-based documentation—such as Expert Opinion Letters, Personal Plans, Professional Plans, and Business Plans—that align with USCIS adjudication standards and strengthen employment-based visa petitions.