Industry 04 · Immigration

Zero expired visas. Zero RFE (Request for Evidence) from scattered emails.

A platform for firms managing immigration cases before any regulatory authority worldwide. Automatic expiration alerts, a single record per case, auditable evidence, and a lifetime Vault for the client.

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Missed deadlines. Automatic alerts to the firm and the client.
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One record per case. No parallel versions between paralegals.
Vault accessible to the client for future renewals.
CASE TRACKING · ACTIVE 2 paralegals · 1 attorney
// Case · WAC-###########
EB-2 NIW · National Interest Waiver
USCIS · Texas Service Center · Self-petition · Filed Apr 18, 2026
Required docs
68
Uploaded
54
Pending
14
EB-2 eligibility assessment
100%
Framework Dhanasar · 3 prongs
100%
Proposed Endeavor Statement
100%
Recommendation letters · 7 experts
71%
5
Form I-140 + filing
pending
Renewal H-1B expires in 11 months · active alert PRR · 78%
01 · The problem

Your best attorney shouldn't lose a case over an unanswered email.

In immigration, the administrative details are as critical as the legal strategy. A mistracked date or a lost piece of evidence can cost a visa, a green card, or a client.

Symptom 01

Deadlines without alerts

I-94, EAD (work permit), visas. If no one is watching, the visa expires. And the client finds out too late.

Symptom 02

RFEs answered from emails

USCIS issues a request for evidence. The paralegal hunts for proof in old emails, mixed drives, and client messages. They assemble the package against the clock.

Symptom 03

Parallel versions of the record

Each paralegal with their own folder. Duplicate documents, different names, different versions of the same form.

Symptom 04

The client is left in the dark

"How's my case going?" — asked 4 times a month. Each answer takes 15 minutes from the paralegal or the attorney.

02 · The AI builds the process

You no longer design the workflow. The AI studies the current regulation and delivers it ready.

ReadyFy checks official portals — USCIS Policy Manual, state regulations, applicable case law — and builds the process with the industry-standard phases and activities. The attorney reviews, adjusts the case specifics, and approves.

The example on this page is USCIS the United States. The same principle applies to any country and regulatory authority with regulations published on an official portal — Canada IRCC, Spain SEM, United Kingdom UKVI, Mexico INM, Australia DHA.
Feature 01
Builds the entire process

Phases, activities, documents, dependencies. A template generated for the specific case.

Feature 02
Studies current regulation

Checks the official portal in real time. Applies up-to-date case law and policies.

Feature 03
You adjust only what's unique

Add special phases, remove those that don't apply, adjust timelines for the case.

Feature 04
Save your standard

What your firm considers best practice becomes your own reusable library.

ReadyFy AI // Case WAC-########### · May 17, 2026 2:32 PM
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Attorney: EB-2 NIW case. Biomedical researcher, foreign Ph.D. Self-petition. // instruction
Checking USCIS Policy Manual, Volume 6, Part F · updated January 2025. Applying the Dhanasar 2016 framework. // 3.4s
Proposed process: 68 activities across 11 phases. Includes evaluation WES, Proposed Endeavor, 3 Dhanasar prongs, minimum 5 recommendation letters, Form I-140, optional Premium Processing. // ready for review
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Attorney: Add I-485 concurrent phase. Remove consular processing. // manual adjustment
Adjustments applied. New total: 74 activities across 11 phases. Save as template "EB-2 NIW + I-485 Concurrent · v2" to your library? // confirm
✓ Template saved · reusable on similar future cases v2.4.1 · Anthropic Claude
03 · The final package

Thousands of pages. One package. Paginated, indexed, and certified.

When the firm closes the case, ReadyFy assembles the final package. A single PDF with all the pieces in filing order, every page numbered, an auto-generated index, an integrity seal on each page.

  • 01
    Automatic assembly in official order Each document in the record is assembled in the sequence the regulatory authority requires. No skipped pieces, no wrong order.
  • 02
    Paginated and numbered per page Each PDF page gets a unique folio, page number, and case reference. Ready for physical or digital filing.
  • 03
    Automatically generated index Table of contents with each document's title, starting page number, and total pages per section.
  • 04
    Integrity seal on every page A cryptographic hash embedded in each page's metadata. If anyone alters a single page, ReadyFy detects it on revalidation.
  • 05
    Certification of the process status A digitally signed document confirming the process status at the time of filing. Shareable with the client or the authority.
// Two certification standards
Default
ReadyFy Verified

Proprietary integrity seal. For internal, non-regulated processes, or documents without an official certification requirement.

SHA-256 hash · Embedded metadata
Regulated processes
PAdES · eIDAS

Advanced electronic signature with timestamp and recognized CA. When the authority requires official certification of the document.

PDF Advanced Electronic Signatures
Scope of the certification. ReadyFy certifies document integrity and process status. It does not certify the truthfulness of the content — that responsibility rests with the attorney or professional who signs each piece of the record.
caso_eb2niw_WAC###########_paquete_final.pdf 847 pages
ReadyFy
WAC-###########
EB-2 NIW · Apr 18, 2026
Petition Package · EB-2 National Interest Waiver
// Index · Automatically generated
  • 1. Attorney Cover Letterp. 1
  • 2. Form I-140 (Immigrant Petition)p. 4
  • 3. Form I-907 (Premium Processing)p. 18
  • 4. Proposed Endeavor Statementp. 22
  • 5. National Importance · Evidencep. 47
  • 6. Recommendation Letters (7)p. 184
  • 7. Publications & Citationsp. 312
  • 8. Academic credentials · WESp. 698
  • 9. Legal exhibitsp. 781
  • 10. Process status certificationp. 847
ReadyFy
WAC-###########
Recommendation Letter 3/7
Recommendation Letter — Dr. R. K.
// Section 6 · Piece 3 of 7 · Independent expert
To Whom It May Concern,

I write this letter in strong support of the petition for permanent residency under the National Interest Waiver category. As Director of Research at...

[Content signed by the expert · 4 pages]
Document intact. No page altered since it was sealed on May 19, 2026, 14:23 UTC.
Verify now
04 · The case, inside ReadyFy

An EB-2 NIW case. 68 activities. A single source of truth.

Dhanasar Framework evidence (the 2016 legal precedent governing NIW), recommendation letters, publications, Proposed Endeavor, Form I-140 (immigrant petition for a foreign worker), chronological logbook. The firm is in control. The client sees progress without calling to ask.

// EB-2 NIW · Active · Self-petition
Advanced Degree Professional · Biomedical research
USCIS Texas Service Center · Receipt # WAC-########### · Priority Date Apr 18, 2026
H-1B current expires in
11 months
Case activities
68
EB-2 NIW template
Completed
54
79% of the record
In progress
5
Recommendation letters
To request
9
Reminder sent
Record evidence (excerpt)
Advanced degree · Ph.D. transcripts
evaluation WES
Proposed Endeavor Statement
v4 · signed
National Importance argument
12 pp + exhibits
Well Positioned to Advance · evidence
6 sources
Peer-reviewed publications (18 papers)
Google Scholar
Citation report · 247 citations
independent
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Recommendation letters (5/7 received)
2 pending
!
Form I-140 · partner's final review
draft 3
Form I-907 · Premium Processing
client decision
Attorney cover letter
to draft
Chronological logbook
Reminder sent to 2 recommenders
May 17, 2026 · 09:42 · Paralegal via email
Citation report uploaded
May 14, 2026 · Scholar export · 247 independent citations
National Importance argument approved
May 10, 2026 · Attorney signed v3
Alert: H-1B expires in 12 months
May 5, 2026 · System · escalated to the attorney
Dhanasar Framework · 3 prongs documented
Apr 28, 2026 · Substantial merit + National importance + Well positioned + Beneficial to waive
WES credential evaluation received
Apr 22, 2026 · Ph.D. equivalent to a U.S. doctorate
Case opened · Engagement signed
Apr 18, 2026 · Priority Date locked
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Responsible attorney · immigration firm
Team: 1 partner + 2 paralegals · 7 active EB-2 cases
Case PRR · 79%
05 · Business model

A license that scales with your firm. A Vault that retains the client.

ReadyFy doesn't charge per client. It charges for the firm's productive use + an optional premium service for the end client post-closeout.

Layer · 01

Corporate license

// For the firm

Based on active seats and concurrent processes. Not on total clients. An approved case in dormancy doesn't consume.

  • Seats per attorney and paralegal
  • Concurrent active processes
  • Templates USCIS preconfigured
  • Multi-firm for consulting partners
  • Complete activity audit
Included
Layer · 02

End-client access

// No additional cost

The client enters the record that belongs to them. Uploads documents directly. Sees status in real time. No more emails asking for "the same thing again."

  • Private tracking link
  • Document upload by the client
  • Status view and next steps
  • Notifications by WhatsApp and email
  • Digital signature of forms
Premium
Layer · 03

Immigration Vault

// Post-closeout · recurring revenue

When the case is approved, the client pays a low annual subscription to keep their certified record. Defensible for future renewals, portable, theirs for life.

  • Certified record with PRR seal
  • Permanent client access
  • Defense for renewals USCIS
  • Recurring revenue shared with the firm
06 · Retention carousel

The approved case isn't the end. It's the start of the next one.

An approved visa expires. A work permit gets renewed. An I-485 opens doors to family reunification. ReadyFy brings the client back when they need it, with the firm already positioned as their go-to.

Year 0
Case approved

I-140 EB-2 approved. Certified record with PRR seal.

Years 1–8
Vault active

The client keeps their record. Productive dormancy. Low recurring revenue.

−12 months
Alert to the firm

ReadyFy notifies the partner: upcoming expiration, renewal, or status adjustment.

−10 months
Email to the client

With the firm's branding. ReadyFy generates, the firm signs. No manual effort.

−9 months
Quote ready

With current regulation up to date. Pre-built activities. Fees calculated.

Year 9
New engagement

Client signs. Case reopened. Full service revenue. The cycle restarts.

A loyal client for life. The firm doesn't prospect. ReadyFy brings the client back at the exact moment immigration law requires it.
From: Immigration Firm <contacto@firma.com>
To: client@example.com
// Generated by ReadyFy
Your EAD expires in 12 months · Time to plan the renewal

Dear client,

This is a reminder that your Employment Authorization Document (EAD) expires on May 14, 2027. Renewals I-765 take between 4 and 10 months, so now is the time to begin the process.

Your record is already updated in your Vault with the current regulations. Your personalized quote is ready for review:

View my quote →

At your service,
Your immigration firm's team

07 · The operational shift

Same attorney. Same client. Different outcome.

An EB-2 NIW case without a structured framework vs. the same case inside ReadyFy.

Before

Without a structured framework

  • Information requests by email
  • Each paralegal with their personal folder
  • Client sends documents over loose WhatsApp
  • Deadlines tracked from memory
  • RFE: 87 days to assemble the package from scratch
  • Post-closeout, the client disappears
"Can you send me your passport again? I can't find the scanned version."
After

With ReadyFy

  • Client requests via USCIS template
  • A single versioned record
  • Client uploads directly to the case
  • Automatic alerts 90, 60, and 30 days ahead
  • RFE: package ready in 48 hours with evidence already uploaded
  • Vault generates recurring revenue
"I saw in the link that my DS-160 is missing. I'll upload it this afternoon."
Cross-cutting case · Urgent

Request for Evidence: 87 days to not lose the case.

When USCIS issues an RFE, the clock starts. All the additional evidence the officer requests must arrive within the deadline or the case is denied. There's no room here to dig through old emails.

Pillar 01
Urgency

A non-negotiable 87-day deadline. A visible countdown. Automatic escalation to the responsible attorney.

Pillar 02
Precision

The RFE is broken down into items. Each item assigned to its owner. Each piece with its evidence.

Pillar 03
Legality

Final package with a complete logbook. Signed cover letter. Submission package downloadable in one click.

// ACTIVE RFE
RFE EB-2 NIW · Case WAC-########### · USCIS Texas SC
Closes in
14 days
Attorney cover letter
signed
Recommendation letters (5/5)
independent experts
Publications & citations evidence
Google Scholar
Membership in professional organizations
3 societies
!
National importance argument · revised
2nd draft
!
Evidence of substantial merit
being compiled
Final response package · partner review
to schedule
Filing physical mail · USCIS Texas SC
FedEx scheduled
RFE package ready to send PRR · 76%
08 · Integrations

Everything you already use, inside the app.

AI, storage, and messaging connected. Every interaction recorded in the logbook.

Layer · 01

Artificial Intelligence

Cover letter drafting, evidence translation, document classification, case summaries, inconsistency detection.

Layer · 02

Storage

Case record backed by enterprise infrastructure. Versions, permissions, and logbook governed by ReadyFy.

Layer · 03

Messaging and email

Client requests, expiration reminders, upload confirmations. Every message recorded.

Trademarks belong to their respective owners. Integration via official public APIs.

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