Built by someone who's done this, twice.
Anthony Rosemond
Founder of VisaCrafter & Pastreez
Over the past decade, I moved from France to the United States and built my life here. I independently filed my own E-2 treaty investor visa applications twice, both times without any attorney fees.
I also founded Pastreez, a multi-million-dollar macaron delivery business, from the ground up. I built the business and secured the visa that made it possible. That is the foundation of VisaCrafter.
This is not a platform designed by lawyers guessing at investors' needs. It is the exact framework I used, refined into a guided tool so you do not have to start from a blank page.
2017
Arrived in the U.S.
Moved from France with a plan to build a business here, and no idea yet how the visa side actually worked.
Step 1
The $500 consultation
Before filing anything, I paid an immigration attorney $500 just for a consultation, to understand what an E-2 filing actually required. Their quote for the full package: $15,000.
Step 2
The realization
Once I saw what the attorney actually did, it clicked: fill in the blanks, organize the file, mail it to the embassy. Nothing in there I couldn't do myself.
Step 3
I wrote my own plan
With that knowledge, and a fair amount of courage, I built my own business plan, organized exactly the way the U.S. embassy wanted to see it.
Step 4
Approved
First E-2 visa approved. Self-filed, start to finish, for $0 in attorney fees.
Step 5
Renewed
Renewed the E-2 a second time: same process, same result. Twice approved, twice for free.
Today
$30,000 saved, reinvested
Two attorneys' worth of fees stayed in my business instead of leaving it. That's the exact framework VisaCrafter is built on, so it can do the same for you.
Pastreez, the business I built and self-filed my E-2 around, covered by outlets and platforms along the way.
At first, we thought it was impossible to come to the US.
I don't even talk about the visa process (stressful and uncertain).
We left everything in France to build Pastreez in the United States.
