Conversational intake with document reading
The product interviews the client in plain language instead of relying on a long manual form, then uses uploaded evidence to populate the case file.
Plansera AI drafts E-2 business plans for U.S. immigration filings by combining client intake, evidence reading, eligibility checks, and plan generation. It is aimed at immigration attorneys and paralegals who need a submission-ready PDF and editable Word output.
Plansera AI is a web product for drafting E-2 business plans for U.S. immigration filings. It combines client intake, evidence reading, eligibility checks, and document generation in one workflow.
According to the site, an AI paralegal interviews the client, ingests supporting documents such as bank statements, leases, and invoices, and then produces a professionally designed plan with financial tables, charts, and an editable Word version. The stated purpose is to give attorneys and paralegals a faster drafting process that stays anchored to E-2 adjudication standards.
The product interviews the client in plain language instead of relying on a long manual form, then uses uploaded evidence to populate the case file.
The site says the system checks core E-2 adjudication standards before delivery, including substantial investment, capital at risk, traceable source of funds, non-marginal enterprise, and directing role.
It generates deterministic 5-year projections, cash flow, and break-even figures, then presents them as tables and graphs.
The plan includes a categorized investment breakdown that the client reviews and approves before generation.
Output is delivered as a designed PDF and an editable Word document, intended for consulate filing and later editing.
An immigration attorney needs to prepare an E-2 treaty-investor plan and wants the draft to follow adjudication standards rather than a generic template.
A paralegal has supporting documents from a client and wants the intake process to extract financial details and populate the case file automatically.
A practitioner wants a draft that includes projections, charts, and a use-of-funds breakdown that can be reviewed before filing.
A firm needs an editable Word document for internal review while also producing a polished PDF for submission.
Plansera charges a flat $100 per business plan. The site says there is no subscription and that you pay when you start a plan.
Yes. The site describes the output as a submission-ready plan and says it is rendered as a designed PDF with financial tables and charts, plus an editable Word document.
Plansera uses an AI paralegal to interview the client in plain language and read uploaded documents such as bank statements, leases, and invoices to populate the case file.
The product is aimed at U.S. immigration attorneys and paralegals preparing E-2 treaty-investor filings.
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