Comment: The Seattle Times pieces is probably the strongest of the lot, but it is also the only solid one, and as such not enough to satisfy WP:NCORP.As a side note, there is no real claim of noteworthiness, ie. any real reason why this subject should be included in a global encyclopaedia. If published as it currently stands, this would be an obvious candidate for A7 deletion. DoubleGrazing (talk) 20:40, 28 February 2024 (UTC)
Boundless Immigration Inc. is a Seattle, Washington-based technology and visa services company that focuses on helping foreign nationals obtain permanent U.S. residence and citizenship, through marriage-based visa and citizenship applications.
Boundless collects information from applicants through an online tool via its website, which automatically fills out the necessary federal forms and submits them for processing. The tool tracks the progress of documents and issues alerts throughout the process.[1]
Boundless Immigration was co-founded in February 2017[2] by CEO Xiao Wang; then-President Doug Rand; and Chief Technology Officer Serdar Sutay.[3] As of the spring of 2021, Boundless Immigration had offices in Seattle; Las Vegas; and Manila and Cebu City, Philippines.[4]
As of August of 2023, Boundless had over 250 employees across its U.S. and Philippines-based locations.[5][6]
In 2020, Boundless acquired Las Vegas-based competitor RapidVisa, financed partly by a $7.5 million equity funding round.[7]
In 2023, Boundless acquired San Francisco-based immigration consulting company Bridge US.[5]
Category:Companies based in Seattle Category:Immigration to the United StatesCategory:Companies established in 2017Category:VisasCategory:Immigration servicesCategory:Migration-related organizationsCategory:Online legal services