Comprehensive consulting services to take your company to the United States.
Naventia offers strategic and operational support to Brazilian companies wishing to operate in the United States with security and planning. In legal, immigration, tax, and accounting matters, we coordinate the participation of duly qualified partner professionals in the applicable jurisdictions. We work from the initial diagnosis to the implementation of the necessary structure to grow in the American market.
What Naventia does it for your company
We offer comprehensive support at every stage of internationalization — from strategy to operations. Discover our solutions.
Strategic Consulting for Entry into the American Market
Diagnosis and entry plan for the United States, including market analysis, structure, and next steps.
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Starting and Structuring Businesses in the USA
Corporate structure, registration, EIN, and initial organization for your company to operate in the United States.
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Tax Planning
Coordination of tax planning and compliance, with comparative analysis of tax impacts between Brazil and the USA.
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Business Visas for the USA
Strategic assessment and coordination of the migration process according to the profile of the entrepreneur, executive, or professional.
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Structuring an Asset Holding Company in the USA
Organization of international holdings and assets with a focus on governance, succession, and long-term planning.
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Implementation and Operational Guidance
Guidance to transform the created structure into a functional operation, connected to the market and local partners.
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Trade Delegation to the USA
Trade missions involving opportunity mapping, meeting scheduling, and connections with the American market.
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Beyond the USA: Complementary solutions for international operations
For companies that already operate globally or plan to expand beyond the United States, we offer specialized consulting services in partnership with our network of international experts.
Trade Delegation to China
Sourcing, technical visits, and connecting with industrial suppliers in China, in accordance with the company's objectives.
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Visas and Immigration Regularization in Brazil
Coordination of documentation and immigration procedures for foreign professionals who will work in Brazil.
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Business structuring in Caribbean and Central American jurisdictions
Evaluation and structuring of international operations in Caribbean and Central American jurisdictions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. You don't need to be a resident of the United States or have a visa to open an American company — the process can be conducted remotely, with Naventia taking care of every step.
No. Opening a company and obtaining a visa are independent processes. You can be a partner and administrator of an American company while living in Brazil.
LLC offers simplicity and flexibility for initial operation; Corporation is better suited for raising investment and scaling; Holding serves for asset protection and international estate planning.
It depends on your objective. Delaware has a strong legal tradition and is preferred by investors; Wyoming has lower costs and more privacy. We will evaluate the best scenario for your case.
An LLC is a type of business structure, but its federal tax treatment can vary depending on the number of partners and any applicable tax elections. For tax residents in Brazil, it is also necessary to analyze Brazilian rules, the nature of income, and reporting obligations in both countries. The structure should be defined on a case-by-case basis, with the support of duly qualified tax and accounting professionals.
No. The two operations can coexist — the Brazilian company remains active while the American structure is created to support international expansion.
Yes, although it requires planning: some banks require physical presence, but there are remote alternatives. We help you choose the best option for your profile.
Formal registration is usually quick, but the overall timeframe depends on the chosen structure and the level of planning required—we assess this during the initial diagnosis.
Yes — there are recurring tax and accounting obligations in the U.S. (such as Form 5472 for foreign LLCs). We offer maintenance support to keep everything compliant.
Yes — we have already helped technology, manufacturing, service, and asset holding companies structure their entry into the US market, adapting the approach to the sector and stage of the business.
No. Brazil and the United States do not have a treaty in force against double taxation, which requires extra attention to the tax planning of your international structure.
Brazil is not a signatory country to the E-2 visa treaty. Therefore, Brazilian nationality alone does not allow one to apply for this category. However, Brazilians who also hold the nationality of an eligible country may, under certain circumstances, qualify. When the E-2 visa is not applicable, we evaluate immigration alternatives compatible with the applicant's profile and plans.
Yes, if you want to reside or work physically in the United States. Being a partner in an American company does not automatically grant this right — these are distinct legal processes, and we can help you understand which immigration path applies to your case.