VisaCrafter

Built by someone who's done this — twice.

Anthony Rosemond

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.

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My story

  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. 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.

  5. Step 4

    Approved

    First E-2 visa approved. Self-filed, start to finish, for $0 in attorney fees.

  6. Step 5

    Renewed

    Renewed the E-2 a second time — same process, same result. Twice approved, twice for free.

  7. 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.

In the press

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.
Anthony Rosemond · TrepTalks (interview)
I don't even talk about the visa process (stressful and uncertain).
Anthony Rosemond · Starter Story
We left everything in France to build Pastreez in the United States.
Anthony Rosemond · Starter Story