# CaseBlink > CaseBlink is the AI workspace and system of record for immigration law firms. Agents plan each matter and handle intake, evidence, drafting, forms and filing-ready packets, and attorneys review and sign off on every decision. ## Key facts - Used by 100+ immigration law firms, with 5,000+ cases prepared since 2023. - Pricing: $200 per user, per month, with a free trial. Uncapped, subject to available AI usage credits. Usage beyond the allotted credits is billed additionally based on consumption. Firms may configure a monthly additional credits usage limit. The default is $250 per firm, per month. Once the limit is reached, users can use the workspace but no longer interact with Casey agents in natural language until the next billing period or an administrator increases the limit. Enterprise pricing is custom. - Security: SOC 2 Type II audited. Client data is never used to train AI models, and AI providers retain none of it. - Built for immigration practice: USCIS forms, case types and legal standards, with every drafted fact cited to its source document. ## Contact - Book a demo: https://calendly.com/d/cyn4-xvk-574/caseblink-enterprise-demo - Start a free trial: https://www.caseblink.com/pricing - Email: info@caseblink.com ## Product CaseBlink is a system of record for immigration matters — agents that understand your practice, keep the record current, and move cases from intake through filing while you keep the judgment. ### Agents https://www.caseblink.com/product/agents **Agents carry the matter. You make the calls.** Immigration work is hundreds of small handoffs between paralegals, attorneys and clients. CaseBlink's agents plan cases, run each step, and stop for your judgment. Matters stall in the gaps between people. - Before: Every matter lives in someone's head. With CaseBlink: Ask the practice manager to give you a status update. - Before: Attorneys and paralegals spend evenings on first drafts and form filling. With CaseBlink: Agents handle intake, evidence collection, drafting, form filling and packet assembly, using your firm's own knowledge. - Before: When a case stalls, nobody notices until the client calls. With CaseBlink: Agents find what's missing, notify the clients upon your approval, and move things forward. Anything that needs you lands in one list. One team of agents, from intake to filing. - **A plan you accept.** Each matter starts with a plan: the steps, the agent on each, and where you sign off. - **Ask in plain language.** Ask an agent what's open, what's late or what it changed, and the answer comes from the record. - **Approvals in one list.** The Agents tray, banners and desktop alerts all read from one list of what's waiting on you. - **Changes that carry through.** Change cards show what an agent kept in step on its own, and what it left for you. How a matter runs. 1. **It starts from what the firm knows.** Agents read the intake, email, meeting notes and prior cases before they propose a step. 2. **Agents do the preparation.** Organizing evidence, performing research, drafting forms and letters, assembling the packet. Every output is traceable to a verifiable input. 3. **You review and sign.** Every major decision waits for you. CaseBlink won't make a judgement call you disapprove. ### Client Records https://www.caseblink.com/product/client-records **One client record that keeps itself current.** The same passport number lives in an intake, three forms and a spreadsheet, and one of them is wrong. CaseBlink keeps one record per client, with every fact traced to its source. The same fact, typed five times, wrong once. - Before: Client details are retyped into every intake, form and letter, and drift apart. With CaseBlink: One profile feeds every draft and form, and Used By shows each one that relies on a fact. - Before: Nobody can say where a date or an employer's name came from. With CaseBlink: Key Facts lists each value with the documents behind it and why it was read that way. - Before: New evidence quietly contradicts what's already on file. With CaseBlink: When new evidence changes a fact, CaseBlink asks before updating it, and shows what changed and why. A record you can trust at filing. - **Facts with their sources.** Each fact shows its value, the documents behind it, and anything still missing. - **Changes you approve.** New evidence proposes an update. Keeping the current value is the default. - **Profiles clients can correct.** Clients see their profile in the portal and send corrections for you to review. - **One record per person.** Duplicate warnings and merge on the clients list keep one record per client. From scattered files to one record. 1. **Filled from the documents.** Upload a passport or a diploma and the profile fills in, with a review step before anything is saved. 2. **Every fact, where it came from.** Key Facts lists what the case rests on, the sources behind each fact, and anything that needs a second look. 3. **Used by every draft and form.** Change a fact once and you see every draft and form that relies on it, so nothing drifts. ### Intakes https://www.caseblink.com/product/intakes **Intakes that only ask what's missing.** Clients get hundreds of questions, answer half, and email evidence as photos. CaseBlink sends intakes and document requests that know what the firm already has, in your client's language, and reviews them for you. Intakes ask the same thing too many times. - Before: Every client gets the same long questionnaire, including what the firm already knows. With CaseBlink: Agents read prior matters and the record, and ask only what's absent or stale, with your approval. - Before: Answers come back by email, photo and phone call, and someone retypes them. With CaseBlink: Clients answer in the portal, in any desired language, and uploads land on the case. - Before: Sending an intake back means another long email and another wait. With CaseBlink: Flag the answers that need work, and CaseBlink handles the follow up. From "sent" to "needs review" to "accepted", all in one place. - **Review in place.** Accept or flag each answer inline, add notes, and see warnings on uploads that look wrong. - **Request changes.** The client's revision opens on just the flagged answers, with your note beside each one. - **Track what you sent.** See whether the link was opened and how far the client got. Remind, extend or revoke from the same pane. - **In their language.** The portal and intakes come in any language of choice. How an intake comes back complete. 1. **Only what's missing.** Agents compare the matter against the record and draft an intake of just the gaps, for you to approve. 2. **Answered in the portal.** Clients log in using a link on their phone or computer to fill intakes and upload documents. 3. **Accepted into the record.** Accepting walks through each profile change and document before anything is written to the case. ### Client Follow-Ups https://www.caseblink.com/product/client-follow-ups **Follow-ups that happen without anyone chasing.** Your immigration practice is waiting: for an I-140, an employer letter, a translated birth certificate. CaseBlink keeps a running list of what's outstanding and follows up, with your approval, until it lands. Chasing clients is a full-time job nobody was hired for. - Before: Paralegals keep outstanding items on sticky notes and in their inbox. With CaseBlink: A Follow-ups list groups what's outstanding by case, across every matter. - Before: Every reminder is written from scratch, and its tone depends on who sends it. With CaseBlink: CaseBlink drafts each reminder for you, and nothing goes out without your approval. - Before: Nobody knows whether the client opened the request or just forgot. With CaseBlink: Every request is tracked, from opened to done. Remind, extend or revoke in one place. Every loose end, closed. - **One list per case.** Items left for later are grouped by case. Mark each one “Looks right”, or ask the agent to fix it. - **Reminders in your voice.** Drafted from your notes and the firm's instructions, and sent when you approve. - **Tracked to the end.** See when a request was opened and how far it got, with remind, extend and revoke beside it. - **Employers too.** Company contacts see their employees in the HR portal, with approvals and messages on each case. How a follow-up closes itself. 1. **Find what's outstanding.** Agents compare the matter against what it needs, and flag what's absent or stale. 2. **Ask where things stand.** Ask what's waiting on clients, by case or across the firm, in plain language. 3. **Filed when it lands.** When the document arrives, the matter absorbs it and the follow-up closes. ### Legal Research https://www.caseblink.com/product/legal-research **Research that cites its sources, every time.** Policy shifts, and the authority you need is spread across regulations, agency guidance and case law. CaseBlink researches sources that update daily and hands you a memo where every claim links to where it came from. Research goes stale the day it's saved. - Before: Associates manually research every matter. With CaseBlink: Ask agents to do research. CaseBlink uses sources that update daily with access to your firm's own knowledge. - Before: A summary reads well, but nobody can see where each sentence came from. With CaseBlink: Every claim in the memo links to a clickable URL, so you can check it before you rely on it. - Before: Guidance changes, and old research becomes stale. With CaseBlink: Research runs against live sources. The memo reflects today's policy. Research you can sign your name to. - **Cited, claim by claim.** Each statement in a memo links to the authority it rests on. - **Current sources.** Sources update daily, so research reflects the guidance in force today. - **Your firm's prior work.** Research takes into account your Firm Knowledge library. From question to cited memo. 1. **Ask the question.** Pose it in plain language, on a case or on its own. 2. **Tie it to the plan.** The findings shape the case plan. 3. **Draft from it.** Hand the memo to drafting, and its citations carry into the letters. ### Letter Writing https://www.caseblink.com/product/letter-writing **Letters drafted from your best filings.** A strong petition letter takes days, and the next one starts from a blank page or a stale template. CaseBlink drafts using your firm's prior filings and knowledge, cites every claim to the record, and opens the draft as a Word document agents can review and redline. Every letter starts from a blank page. - Before: Legal writers copy from old letters and manually replace facts. With CaseBlink: Agents draft from your firm's prior filings and this client's record, with nothing carried over by mistake. - Before: Citations to exhibits are checked by hand, and break when the packet changes. With CaseBlink: Every claim cites its exhibit page, and citations follow their pages when the packet changes. - Before: Edits bounce between legal writers and the beneficiary. With CaseBlink: The draft opens as a Word document in the case. Agent edits arrive as redlines you accept or reject. Letters that read like your firm wrote them. - **Your firm's voice.** Drafts start from the templates, prior filings and guidance in Firm Knowledge. - **Cited to the record.** Each citation links to the exhibit page it cites. - **Redlines, not rewrites.** Edits an agent proposes arrive as redlines in the Word editor, with styles and comments intact. - **Citations that follow.** Move an exhibit or edit the packet, and every citation re-points to the right page. How a letter gets written. 1. **Outline from the plan.** The letter follows the accepted case plan and the evidence indexed against it. 2. **Drafted with citations.** Agents draft section by section, citing each claim to the exhibit that proves it. 3. **Redline it in Word.** Open it in the browser as a Word document, edit it, and accept or reject the agent's changes. ### Forms Preparation https://www.caseblink.com/product/forms-preparation **Forms filled from the record, on current editions.** USCIS updates form editions and rejects old ones, and every field is retyped from an intake that may already be out of date. CaseBlink fills forms from the client record on current editions, and every field shows where its value came from. Hours of retyping, one typo from a rejection. - Before: Paralegals retype the same client details into every form, by hand. With CaseBlink: Forms fill from the client record, uploaded documents, and intake. - Before: An outdated edition or a missed field sends the filing back. With CaseBlink: Forms stay on current editions, with fields validated before you sign. - Before: When a reviewer asks where a value came from, someone digs through the file. With CaseBlink: Every field filled by the agent shows its provenance: the document, intake answer or fact behind it. Forms you can check in minutes. - **Provenance on every field.** Select a field to see the document or intake answer it came from. - **Current editions.** Forms stay on the edition USCIS accepts today, with required fields checked. - **Filled from one record.** Change a fact in the record and every form that uses it updates for your review. - **Signed in the portal.** Request a signature and the client signs in the portal. The signed form comes back to the case. How a form gets filled. 1. **Read from the record.** Agents pull each value from the client record, the intake and the evidence. 2. **Check every field.** Review the filled form with each value's source beside it, and fix anything in place. ### RFE Responses https://www.caseblink.com/product/rfe-responses **RFE responses, structured against the request.** An RFE arrives with a deadline, and someone re-reads the whole file to find what's already there. CaseBlink breaks the notice into each request, maps the record against it, performs research using the AAO and policy manual, and drafts a meticulous response with time to spare. The notice takes hours to read, and a weekend to answer. - Before: Someone re-reads the entire file to find what was already submitted. With CaseBlink: Each request in the notice is mapped to the evidence already on the case. - Before: Responses may miss key points. With CaseBlink: The response is structured against the specific government request, meticulous research is performed point by point. An answer for every request. - **The notice, broken down.** Each request in the RFE becomes its own item, with what the record already holds against it. - **What's missing, requested.** Gaps become follow-ups to the client, drafted by agents and sent with your approval. - **Drafted with citations.** The response cites the record and the new evidence, request by request. From notice to response. 1. **Planned the day it lands.** The response is planned against each request, with the evidence the record already holds. 2. **Gather what's missing.** Follow-ups go to the client for anything the record can't answer. 3. **Draft and review.** The response is drafted request by request and cited to the record, for your review and sign-off. ### Packet Assembly https://www.caseblink.com/product/packet-assembly **Filing packets, assembled the way you would.** Assembling a packet means hours of tabbing, renumbering and re-checking an exhibit index that breaks the moment a page moves. CaseBlink assembles it in filing order, labelled and cross-referenced, and keeps it in sync as you edit. One page moves, and the whole packet breaks. - Before: Paralegals tab and renumber exhibits by hand. With CaseBlink: Exhibits are assembled, labelled and cross-referenced, with the index, forms and letter in filing order. - Before: Moving a page means fixing the index, letters, and every citation. With CaseBlink: Edit pages in the PDF editor, and the citations in your drafts follow the pages they point to. - Before: Final checks happen at midnight, the night before it ships. With CaseBlink: CaseBlink lists every change it's about to make for you to confirm, then rebuilds the packet. A packet you'd sign without re-checking. - **Tabbed, in filing order.** Forms, letter, index and exhibits, assembled the way your firm files. - **An index that keeps up.** The exhibit index is built from the packet and stays in step with it. - **Edit the PDF.** Open the built packet in the PDF editor, change its pages, and save it back. - **Confirm, then rebuild.** Before saving, every change is listed for you to confirm. Tab pages can't be deleted by accident. From exhibits to a filing. 1. **Gather the evidence.** Documents land on the case from the portal, email and your drives. Agents label and index them as they arrive. 2. **Assemble the packet.** Agents build the packet in filing order, labelled and cross-referenced. 3. **Edit and confirm.** Change pages in the PDF editor, confirm the list of changes, and the packet rebuilds. ### Document Storage https://www.caseblink.com/product/document-storage **Every document, filed to the case it belongs to.** Client documents arrive through different means, and end up in a shared drive nobody trusts. CaseBlink securely stores files into client vaults, reads them into the record, stores the information, and refers to the documents as the source of truth. A shared drive is not a case file. - Before: Documents arrive by email and text, and get saved wherever there's room. With CaseBlink: Documents from the portal, email and your drives land on the case they belong to. - Before: Someone reads each document and retypes what's in it. With CaseBlink: A new document lands and the matter absorbs it. Nobody retypes what the file already knows. - Before: Expired documents sit in the file until a reviewer catches them. With CaseBlink: Expiration automations watch the documents that count, dependents' included. A file that keeps itself in order. - **Filed on arrival.** Uploads, attachments and portal documents are filed to the client and the case. - **Read into the record.** Each document's facts are proposed for the record, for you to review. - **Expiry watched.** Automations flag documents like passports, visas and EADs as they come close to expiring. - **Receipts beside the files.** USCIS receipts have their own pane beside the case files. From upload to record. 1. **It lands.** Clients upload in the portal, and attachments come in from email and your drives. 2. **It's read.** Facts are read with their source, and changes to the record wait for your approval. 3. **It's used.** Drafts, forms and the packet cite the documents, and follow them when they move. ### Deadline Tracking https://www.caseblink.com/product/deadline-tracking **Every matter, every clock, one view.** Immigration runs on dates: expirations, priority dates, RFE deadlines. Miss one and the client pays for it. CaseBlink tracks every clock across every matter. The deadline you miss is the one nobody owned. - Before: Deadlines live in personal calendars and a spreadsheet only one person updates. With CaseBlink: Every matter's dates sit on the firm calendar, synced with Google and Outlook. - Before: The work starts when someone notices the date, often too late. With CaseBlink: When an RFE is coming due within two weeks, an automation plans the response and proposes changes. Dates that start the work. - **Automations on the dates.** Skills run on their own as an RFE comes due, a document nears expiry, or a priority date comes current. - **See what it would catch.** Before you save, see which cases an automation would pick up, which it would skip, and why. - **The firm calendar.** Month, week, day and agenda views over firm reminders and your synced Google and Outlook calendars. - **Home, on what's due.** Home opens on what's overdue, what's waiting on you, and what's coming up. How a deadline gets met. 1. **Every date on the calendar.** Due dates, expirations and priority dates sit on the firm calendar beside your own. 2. **Work starts early.** A date comes close, agents plan the work, and every run waits for you. 3. **Ask what's due.** Ask the practice manager in plain language and get the list. Nothing gets forgotten. ### Time Tracking https://www.caseblink.com/product/time-tracking **Time captured where the work happens.** Billable time gets rebuilt from memory. Flat fees hide how long matters really take. CaseBlink tracks time against cases as you work, flags entries before you bill, and exports them clean. Time you don't capture is time you don't bill. - Before: Time is rebuilt at the end of the week, from memory. With CaseBlink: Start a timer from anywhere in the app, and it lands on the case you're in. - Before: Nobody knows what a flat-fee matter actually costs the firm. With CaseBlink: Every case has its own time pane, so you can see what each matter took. - Before: Billing errors surface after the invoice goes out. With CaseBlink: Review entries with pre-bill flags before you bill, then export them. Billing without the hassle. - **Timers anywhere.** Start, pause and switch timers from anywhere in the app. - **Board, Day and Week.** Log and adjust time from the view that suits how you work. - **Pre-bill flags.** Review flagged entries before they reach an invoice, then export. - **Companies and the HR portal.** Employers have their own section, and HR contacts review spend in their portal. From timer to invoice. 1. **Track as you work.** A timer runs against the case you're in, and the day fills itself in. 2. **Review before you bill.** Pre-bill flags catch entries that need a second look before anything is invoiced. ### Translations https://www.caseblink.com/product/translations **Translations, with the original beside them.** Birth certificates, diplomas and marriage records arrive in a dozen languages, and each needs a complete English translation before it can be filed. CaseBlink drafts the translation beside the original, and talks to clients in their own language. Every foreign-language document is a week's delay. - Before: Documents go out to a translator and come back days later, page by page. With CaseBlink: Agents draft the English translation as the document lands, beside the original. - Before: Checking a translation means flipping between two files. With CaseBlink: Review it line by line with the original beside it, and correct it in place. - Before: Clients struggle with English-only intakes and emails. With CaseBlink: The portal and intakes come in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Hindi, French and Arabic. Every language, one record. - **Line by line.** The translation sits beside the original, line for line, for review. - **Ready to certify.** Drafts are laid out for a competent translator's certification, which USCIS requires. - **Clients in their language.** The portal and intakes speak seven languages, so clients answer in the one they know. - **Facts from any language.** Facts from translated documents go into the record with their source page. From original to filing. 1. **The document lands.** Clients upload in the portal, in their own language. 2. **Read into the record.** Facts from the translated document go into the client record, cited to the original's page. 3. **Filed with the original.** The original and its translation go into the packet together, in filing order. ### Integrations https://www.caseblink.com/product/integrations **Works with the tools you already use.** If the data's in a client's thread from Gmail, or a consult from Zoom, CaseBlink has it. Your firm's knowledge is spread across a dozen apps. - Before: Paralegals copy emails, recordings and files into the case by hand. With CaseBlink: Pull a client's thread from Gmail, a consult from Zoom, or prior filings from Google Drive. - Before: Calendars, drives and inboxes disagree about what's current. With CaseBlink: Firm reminders and your synced Google and Outlook calendars share one firm calendar. - Before: Every new tool is another place someone has to check. With CaseBlink: Connect the apps your agents work with from one Connectors page. Connected, then put to work. - **Email into the case.** Pull a client's thread from Gmail or Outlook, and its attachments land on the matter. - **Consults into work.** A consult from Zoom becomes work you can review. - **Calendars in step.** Google and Outlook calendars sync into the firm calendar. - **Every connector.** Gmail, Outlook, Zoom, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, Google Calendar, Slack, Calendly, Notion and QuickBooks. A unified workspace. 1. **Connect once.** Connect the apps your agents work with from the Connectors page. 2. **Agents read what's there.** Threads, consults and prior filings become context for the matter. 3. **Work you can review.** Whatever agents make from it waits for you, like everything else. ## Pricing https://www.caseblink.com/pricing ### Per seat: $200/seat/month For solo attorneys and growing firms. $200 per user, per month. - Uncapped, subject to available AI usage credits. - Usage beyond the allotted credits is billed additionally based on consumption. - Firms may configure a monthly additional credits usage limit. The default is $250 per firm, per month. - Once the limit is reached, users can use the workspace but no longer interact with Casey agents in natural language until the next billing period or an administrator increases the limit. - Every agent, from intake to filing - Drafts and forms traced to the record - SOC 2 Type II, zero LLM data retention - Cancel anytime ### Enterprise: Custom pricing Custom solutions built on CaseBlink, for larger firms and their systems. Everything in Per seat, plus: - **Dedicated or private hosting.** An environment set aside for your firm. - **White-label client portal.** Your firm's brand on every client request. - **Custom integrations and workflows.** Connected to the systems your firm runs on. - **SSO.** Sign in through your identity provider. - **Compliance and data controls.** Retention and access set to your policies. - **SOC 2 Type II reports.** Audit reports on request. Book an enterprise demo: https://calendly.com/d/cyn4-xvk-574/caseblink-enterprise-demo ## Security https://www.caseblink.com/security **Privileged material stays privileged.** Your matters are never used to train AI models. Every generated document carries a reviewable trail back to the source it came from. - **No training on your matters.** Client material is isolated to your tenant and never enters a shared model. - **Zero LLM data retention.** Data is purged after each operation. We do not train models on client content. - **Encrypted at rest and in transit.** AES-256 on Google Cloud. Isolated tenant environments, monitored continuously. - **Role-scoped access.** Legal assistants, paralegals, associates and partners see only what their role permits. - **Traceable output.** Every generated fact links back to the exhibit or filing it derives from. - **SOC 2 Type II.** Type I in 2024, Type II in 2025. GDPR and CCPA aligned. Audit reports on request. Trust Center: https://trust.caseblink.com ## Frequently asked questions ### What AI tools can I use for immigration drafting? Use a purpose-built immigration AI platform, not a general chatbot. CaseBlink keeps full matter context, runs intakes and preparation with agents under your review, and assembles filing-ready packets with citations back to the evidence. ### How does AI help immigration lawyers? AI for immigration lawyers cuts time on intakes, evidence organization, drafting, and packet assembly. Agents move the matter forward while attorneys focus on strategy, review, and the judgment that decides the case. ### What is the best AI software for immigration lawyers? The best AI software for immigration lawyers acts as a system of record: connected context, immigration-specific research and forms, cited drafting against your firm's standards, packet assembly, and enterprise security. CaseBlink is built for that work — not a chatbot on the side of the file. ### Is it secure? Leading AI tools for immigration like CaseBlink are built with enterprise-grade security, including SOC 2 Type II compliance, so sensitive client data is protected. Client data is not used to train AI models, and CaseBlink uses zero data retention with AI providers. ## Optional - [Company](https://www.caseblink.com/company): CaseBlink is the system of record for immigration practice. Agents move every matter from intake to filing, and attorneys plan, strategize, review and sign off. - [Events](https://www.caseblink.com/events): Webinars and live sessions from CaseBlink on AI in immigration practice, for attorneys and paralegals. See upcoming dates and register on Luma. - [Insights](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog): Articles for immigration attorneys on AI in practice, ethics, USCIS policy and fee changes, the EB-2 NIW, and choosing a case-preparation platform. - [Introducing the new CaseBlink](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/introducing-the-new-caseblink): Since 2024, more than 100 firms have shown us what immigration work really asks of the people who do it. The new CaseBlink is built on those lessons. - [The Path to Immigration Superintelligence](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/immigration-superintelligence): The constraint on AI in immigration law isn't access to models. It's access to the work, and that has to be earned. - [Making AI Work for You: Practical Guidelines for Immigration Lawyers](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/making-ai-work-for-you-practical-guidelines): Practical guidelines for immigration lawyers bringing AI into their practice: quality input, managing the learning curve, and reviewing output for accuracy. - [Leveraging AI for Efficient RFE Response Drafting](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/leveraging-ai-for-efficient-rfe-response-drafting): How AI speeds up drafting responses to USCIS Requests for Evidence (RFEs), from document review and legal research to first drafts, without lowering quality. - [Considerations in Choosing an AI Case Preparation & Legal Drafting Platform for Immigration Attorneys](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/choosing-an-ai-case-preparation-legal-drafting-platform): Choosing the right AI legal tool for immigration law requires careful consideration of security, support, traceability, pricing, and case type compatibility. - [CaseBlink Raises $2M in Pre-Seed Funding to Transform Immigration Case Preparation with AI](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/caseblink-raises-2m-in-pre-seed-funding-to-transform-immigration-case-preparation-with-ai): AI startup launches first end-to-end case preparation tool for immigration attorneys. Pre-seed led by Tower Research Ventures and leading immigration law firms. - [Executive Orders on Immigration: Trump Administration's Initial Policies](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/executive-orders-on-immigration-trump-administrations-initial-policies): A summary of the Trump administration's first immigration Executive Orders, from birthright citizenship and visa vetting to refugee admissions and the border. - [Reflections on the TLTF Summit and a Year of Building AI Agents in Immigration Law](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/reflections-on-the-tltf-summit-and-a-year-of-building-ai-agents-in-immigration-law): AI is reshaping legal tech. From funding growth to groundbreaking tools, learn how startups like CaseBlink are navigating this rapidly evolving landscape. - [Business Immigration in Trump's Second Term: What to Expect in the Next Four Years](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/business-immigration-in-trumps-second-term-what-to-expect-in-the-next-four-years): Changes business immigration attorneys can expect under the Trump Administration and how to prepare for anticipated restrictions. - [How to Talk to Your Clients About Gen AI](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/how-to-talk-to-your-clients-about-gen-ai): Key takeaways from the ABA's Formal Opinion 512 and practical recommendations for immigration attorneys on disclosing generative AI to clients. - [International Entrepreneur Rule (IER): A Revitalized Option for Entrepreneurs](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/international-entrepreneur-rule): The International Entrepreneur Rule (IER) expands options for foreign entrepreneurs aiming to grow their startup in the United States. - [In a Groundbreaking Decision, the U.S. Supreme Court Overturns the Longstanding "Chevron" Precedent](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/u.s.-supreme-court-overturns-chevron): Discover the immigration implications of the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision to overturn the longstanding 'Chevron' precedent. - [Applying for a National Interest Waiver as an Entrepreneur](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/applying-for-a-national-interest-waiver-as-an-entrepreneur): How entrepreneurs and startup founders can qualify for the EB-2 National Interest Waiver under Matter of Dhanasar, and which evidence to include. - [Top 5 Things to Know About the Asylum Program Fee](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/top-5-things-to-know-about-the-asylum-program-fee): The $600 Asylum Program Fee on I-129 and I-140 petitions: why it exists, who pays, the reduced rates for small employers and nonprofits, and when it applies. - [USCIS Increases Filing Fees](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/uscis-increases-filing-fees): Starting April 1, 2024, government filing fees for many immigration benefits will increase. DHS published the final rule announcing the fee changes. - [National Interest Waiver (NIW) Requests Almost Double](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/niw-requests-almost-double): USCIS data for FY2023 shows National Interest Waiver requests nearly doubled to 39,810 while approval rates fell to about 80%. What drove the jump. - [Eligibility Overview for EB-2 National Interest Waiver: Framework Under Matter of Dhanasar](https://www.caseblink.com/resources/blog/frequently-asked-questions-about-the-eb-2-niw-visa): Who qualifies for the EB-2 National Interest Waiver, and how USCIS applies the three-prong test from Matter of Dhanasar to professionals who self-petition.