A business plan writer for immigration consultants and lawyers Draft

Last reviewed: 2026-11-08.

You manage the immigration file. You need a business plan that is researched, consistent with the business concept, and that your client can explain to an officer. You also need a plan writer who stays out of your client relationship.

That is how we work. We prepare business plans and business development support. We do not give immigration advice or represent anyone, so we do not compete with you for the file.

Since 2019 we have written 357 business plans and worked with 22 immigration firms, consultants and lawyers. Our founders have written business plans and worked in business, government policy and immigration since 2012.

Two ways to work with us

You choose the model for each client.

White-label

• You stay the only contact. Information passes between us and your client through you.
• The client stays yours.
• We invoice your firm.

This model suits firms that want to be the single point of contact for the client.

Referral

• You refer the client to us.
• We work with the client directly on the business plan, and the client stays with you for everything immigration-related.
• We invoice the client.

This model suits firms that prefer to keep their own scope to the immigration work.

Rates for firms are available on request. [NEEDS HASAN: confirm how a firm asks for rates, for example by email to info@wealththeory.ca, and whether a firm-rate sheet will be sent.]

Confidentiality

We sign a confidentiality agreement with any referring firm on request, and we never name the firms we work with.

Client files are kept in Google Workspace and only the team working on a file can open it.

Interview preparation is part of the service

A plan is only useful at interview if the client can explain it. Alongside the plan, we walk the client through it in their own language, with an interpreter where needed, so they understand every section and number. See business plan interview preparation.

Interview preparation here means understanding the business plan. We do not coach clients on immigration questions. That stays with you.

Programs

We write plans for:

• BC PNP Entrepreneur Immigration, Base and Regional
• Alberta, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick entrepreneur programs
• Work-permit business plans, including intra-company transfers
• Other provincial programs that are open to applicants

We do not write plans for programs that are closed or paused. See the immigration business plans overview.

What we can and cannot promise

We cannot promise an invitation, a nomination or a permit. Those decisions belong to the province or to IRCC. We write the plan to the published requirements of the program and make sure your client understands it.

The BC PNP Base program guide says an applicant must disclose if they received help preparing their registration or application from a person who is compensated or otherwise benefits from helping. Firms should consider this when deciding how to describe our role to the client.

How to start

1. Book a free consultation or contact us with the program, the client’s business idea and the model you prefer.
2. If you want a confidentiality agreement first, ask. We will sign it before any client details are shared.
3. We scope the plan and quote it, then start once you confirm.

[NEEDS HASAN: confirm whether the firm sends a short intake form or a first email, and what file format (for example editable Word plus PDF) the plan is delivered in. Do not state turnaround times or revision counts.]