Immigration petitions
Nothing gets filed until it’s audited.
Auditor builds the petition from your client’s documents, then reviews it the way a skeptical adjudicator would.
Intake
They upload
The client sends documents through a link. No questionnaire, no login.
Evidence
It fills
Every form field is drawn from a document and stamped with where it came from.
Audit
It argues back
An adversarial pass reads the package looking for the reasons it would be refused.
File
You sign off
One print-ready PDF. Cover letter, forms, exhibits, tabbed and paginated.
The machine never gets the last word.
Every value on every form moves through the same three hands, in the same order, and the last pair is always yours.
The model
ProposesReads the passport, the lease, the bank statements. Suggests a value and cites the page it came from.
The rules
ValidateDeterministic checks, not a second opinion from a model. Editions, signatures, cross-form consistency, required fields.
The attorney
ConfirmsNothing counts as attorney-reviewed until you click it. Unconfirmed values stay visibly unconfirmed.
Second Chair
The review you would give a junior associate.
Findings are graded and the blocking ones hold the filing. You resolve or dismiss each one with a reason, and the reason is logged.
G-28 is not signedRequired before the package can be marked filing-ready
Inconsistent “Family name (last name)” across formsI-130 and I-485 disagree
Unconfirmed: U.S. Social Security NumberDrawn from intake, awaiting your click
Run a real case through it.
Two or three of your live cases, no charge, in exchange for telling us where it breaks.