E1 Visa Application Specialist

I need a US-licensed immigration attorney with genuine E-1 experience, ideally including applications through the US Embassy in London. The business. An established UK personalised-products group, ~£1.8m turnover, around half of it US sales, with a nine-person UK team. We also own a Wyoming LLC (formed 2025, EIN and continuous customs bond in place). From 1 October the LLC becomes importer of record on all US orders — roughly 22,000 US customs entries a year — buying finished goods from our UK company under a signed supply agreement, taking title in the UK, and selling to US customers through marketplace storefronts operated on its behalf under agency agreements. We relocate to Orlando in late 2027 and open a production facility there Applicants: me, my partner (we will marry before filing) and our two children. One thing worth flagging up front, because it affects eligibility and I'd rather not waste your time: our "half our sales are US" figure is the group's, across several companies. Our UK trading company's own international trade is smaller and includes EU, Canadian and Australian business. So the case would rest on the US company's own US–UK trade, not the UK company's exports. I'd want your view on that. Two questions I'd like addressed in your response, as they're the ones the case turns on: 1. On these facts, which entity is the treaty enterprise — and is the >50% principal-trade test applied to that entity's international trade alone, excluding its US domestic sales? 2. Is trade between two commonly-owned companies accepted as qualifying trade in practice, and have you filed E-1s where the qualifying trade was intercompany? Scope — my strong preference is the middle option. We have done substantial planning and can prepare the documents and trade evidence ourselves. Please quote separately for: • (a) Confirming eligibility and reviewing our proposed trade structure — a written opinion. • (b) Reviewing, correcting and filing a client-prepared application, including interview preparation. This is what I'm most interested in. • (c) Full preparation and representation. If (b) isn't something you'd take on, please say so plainly rather than quoting only for (c). Please include: state bar admission and the named attorney of record; your E-1 and London E-visa unit experience; fixed fees for all four applicants; what's excluded — particularly 221(g) or follow-up requests; and indicative fees for EB-1C or EB-2 NIW work in 2029–30, which we expect to need.