Built for immigration attorneys and consulting immigration practices

We're not a case management system.We're the add-on that returns a third of your firm's labor time.

4,074 form fields. ~819 unique facts. Typed once.

From the marriage-based AOS packet (I-130 through I-864) to the complete H-1B set (I-129, LCA, support letters, Public Access File), with the PERM workflow in active development — every form reads from one canonical fact store, so forms structurally cannot disagree. ParaLeagle bolts onto the case management system you already run and takes over the production work underneath it: roughly 30–35% of your firm's total time (model estimate — assumptions published).


19deep-mapped forms
4,074field mappings
~819unique facts — the other ~3,255 placements are repeats, typed once
854 → 252fields to facts on the flagship marriage-AOS packet
26H-1B case types

Counted in our code, not in a slide. Where a number is an estimate, we say so on the number.

“AI cut the manual effort on every case and flags exactly where our attention is needed. Everything lives on one portal now.”
— Mary Kennedy, 20+ year AILA immigration attorney, Chief Immigration Counsel.

On the LCA$98,000
On the I-129$89,000

reads to USCIS as an inconsistency — and inconsistency is exactly what draws an RFE.

Because every form reads from one source, ParaLeagle makes the inconsistency class of RFE structurally impossible. We can't control how USCIS reads a packet. We can make sure it gives them nothing to ask about.

See why an entire class of RFE disappears

How it works

1

One fact store

Type it once; it's a fact, not a field.

2

Forms are references

Every form cell points at one source, like a spreadsheet where =A1 appears in twenty places. Change A1 once; twenty forms update. No form holds its own copy to drift.

3

Validation before write

An identity-mismatched passport is flagged, with a written reason, before any value is stored. Identity documents are read twice by two independent AI passes that must agree.

4

You decide

A G-28 generates in every packet. Nothing files itself. The attorney reviews and signs everything.

What the software refuses to do:

  • File anything itself
  • Write from a document it can't verify
  • Overrule a settled human decision
  • Predict your outcome
  • Hide its own data gaps

The software reads; the professional decides.

What it's worth to your firm

Roughly one-third of your firm's total labor time addressed, whatever you practice.

Family-only

the AOS lifecycle from I-130 through I-751 and N-400; ~90% of time-weighted family form-prep covered.

For family firms

Business-only

the full H-1B set in 26 case types, with the PERM workflow (prevailing wage, recruitment tracking, audit file) in active development.

For business firms

Mixed

both sides of the practice on one fact store, one platform fee.

For mixed firms

30–35% of total firm time; model estimate — assumptions published. Time addressed, never time eliminated — attorney review unchanged by design.

Your week, honestly

Roughly 45–60% of an immigration firm's week is communication and status-chasing. 20–30% is form production — the slice that caps how many cases you can take. The legal judgment clients pay for is the smallest slice. (Model estimate — assumptions published.)

52%
25%
12%
11%
  • Communication & chasing
  • Form production — the bottleneck
  • Legal judgment
  • Ops

The re-typing disease, on both sides of a practice: a marriage-based AOS packet is 854 fields from 252 facts — ~600 entries typed again. The H-1B set repeats one wage, one SOC code, one worksite across five artifacts. Platform-wide, ~3,255 of our 4,074 mapped fields are repeats a human would otherwise re-type.

Provenance

Built by following a real practice, not designed from scratch.

Mary Kennedy has practiced immigration law for more than twenty years, AILA member, thousands of filings. Her firm's workflows, how a case is opened, how documents are collected and verified, how a packet is assembled, reviewed, signed and filed, are the blueprint the software encodes. When ParaLeagle flags a conflict, requests a document, or holds a case at review, it is doing what her office does, faster and without the re-typing.

“AI cut the manual effort on every case and flags exactly where our attention is needed. Everything lives on one portal now.”
Mary Kennedy, Chief Immigration Counsel and 20+ year AILA immigration attorney.
$80/monthwhole firm, unlimited seats
+ $50per family petition
+ $75per business petition

Per petition, not per seat — your cost scales with revenue, not headcount. No lock-in. Export anytime. Cancel anytime.

A family packet costs ~4.9 paralegal hours (~$220 at a $45/hr loaded rate; model estimate). The platform fee is a rounding error against the time it returns.


Questions

Try to make two forms disagree.

Open demo. No signup. Seeded fictional data. Nobody has managed it yet.

Sponsoring your own workers?

ParaLeagle is sold to your immigration counsel or consultancy, not to employers and HR teams directly. Ask the firm that files your petitions whether they use it.

Looking for immigration help for yourself or your family?

ParaLeagle is software for immigration professionals. We do not provide legal services to individuals and cannot advise you on your case. Start here instead