US–Turkiye cross-border consulting · Irvine, California

A secure bridge between the US and Turkiye.

Business consulting for companies and families working across both countries. Turkish-law matters are handled by the Turkish attorneys at our affiliate, Sonmez Partners.

Irvine, California · Istanbul
English and Turkish
Turkish law via Sonmez Partners
One point of contact, your time zone

Who we work with

Three kinds of clients, one bridge.

US → Turkiye

US companies entering Turkiye

Market entry, company set-up coordination, contracts, local representation and real estate.

Turkiye → US

Turkish companies entering the US

Market research, brand and digital presence, and coordination with your US advisors.

Families & individuals

People with ties to both countries

Documents and translations, civil registration, property and inheritance in Turkiye.

Services

What we help with

Each service page explains who it is for, what is involved and how the work is shared between Irvine and Istanbul.

For individuals

For companies

How we work

Three steps, one point of contact.

  1. Talk to us

    A 30-minute call in English or Turkish about what you want to achieve.

  2. Plan the route

    Which documents, offices and advisors are involved, and in what order.

  3. Coordinate both sides

    We keep the US and Turkish sides moving in step until the file is closed.

About

Osman Sönmez

Founder and CEO of Sonmez Consulting LLC in Irvine, California, and a Turkish-licensed attorney (Istanbul Bar, 2021).

His work brings two legal systems, two languages and two business cultures into one plan. Turkish-law matters are handled through Sonmez Partners in Turkiye; for US-law questions we work alongside US-licensed professionals.

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Questions

Good to know before we talk

Is Sonmez Consulting a law firm?

No. Sonmez Consulting LLC is a US business consultancy and is not a U.S. law firm. Turkish-law work is handled by the Turkish attorneys at our affiliate, Sonmez Partners.

Do I need to travel to Turkiye?

Often not. Many steps can be done through a consulate or a power of attorney. We tell you early which ones need you in person.

Which languages do you work in?

English and Turkish, on US time.

What happens on the first call?

We listen, outline the likely route and tell you who would handle each part.

Planning something between the US and Turkiye?