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USCIS updates form editions and rejects old ones, and every field is retyped from an intake that may already be out of date.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.
The problem
Hours of retyping, one typo from a rejection.
The old way: Paralegals retype the same client details into every form, by hand.
With CaseBlink: Forms fill from the client record, uploaded documents, and intake.
The old way: An outdated edition or a missed field sends the filing back.
With CaseBlink: Forms stay on current editions, with fields validated before you sign.
The old way: 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.
How CaseBlink solves 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.
Read from the record
Agents pull each value from the client record, the intake and the evidence.
Check every field
Review the filled form with each value's source beside it, and fix anything in place.
Watch a form fill itself from the record.
Bring a form you file every week. We'll fill it from a real record and show you every field's source.
