Find Packet Gaps Before Your Lawyer Does
Immigration Filing Review Agent checks every page of a case packet against your firm's checklist. It lists what's missing, unreadable or different between documents, with the page.
Check One Case Packet Before Filing.
- Every checklist item: found, missing or unreadable, with the page
- Names, dates and numbers that differ between documents
- A drafted request to the client for what's needed
Vlad Shvets, Partner @ QveryThe blurry passport scan and the name spelled two ways hide on page ninety of a packet. Finding them means reading every page, for every case. At Qvery, we help immigration firms put paralegals on the work that matters, with custom AI agents that check every packet. Each gap comes back with its page and a drafted request to the client. Your lawyer still decides when a case is ready.
Immigration Filing Review Agent.
Packet gaps found, each with its page.
The Packet In Your Case Folder
Passports, certificates, forms, translations and evidence land in the case folder, as they do now. The agent reads every page, scans included.
It works alongside your case management software, which keeps holding the documents. Nobody on your team changes how files are collected.
Checked Against Your Firm's Checklist
The agent checks the packet against the checklist your attorney uses for that kind of case. Each item comes back found, missing or unreadable, with the page.
A requirement your checklist doesn't name is never guessed. Where a page can't be read, the request to the client asks for a clearer scan.
Names And Dates Across Documents
The agent compares names, birth dates, passport numbers and addresses across every document. Spelling differences count too.
It also checks forms against passports, and translations against their originals. Each difference is listed with both values and both pages.
A Drafted Request To The Client
Your paralegal gets the list and a drafted request to the client for what's missing or unreadable. They edit it and send it.
Preparing and signing the forms stays with your team. Your lawyer decides when the case is ready to file.
What Packet Checks Cost Your Firm.
Put in your own team's numbers. The result updates as you type.
Your Numbers
- Saved a year
- $118,060
- Today
- $251,720
- With the agent
- $133,660
- Pays back in
- 2 months
- Three-year return
- 1,671%
- Deploys for about
- $20,000
Saved a year $118,060
Read The FAQs.
What does Qvery do for immigration firms?
At Qvery, we help immigration firms put paralegals on the work that matters, with custom AI agents that check every packet. We build them around your checklists. The agent reads every page of a case packet, scans included. It lists what is missing, unreadable or different between documents. The blurry passport scan and the name spelled two ways stop hiding on page ninety. Finding them otherwise means reading every page, for every case. Every gap comes back with its page.
How is it different from our case software?
Your case software holds the documents. The agent reads them: every page against your checklist, every name and date across documents. It works alongside the system you already use, so nobody on your team changes how files are collected. Passports, certificates, forms, translations and evidence land in the case folder as they do now. The agent picks them up from there and returns a readiness list. Your paralegal works from that list, not the whole packet.
Can it help with the forms themselves?
It checks the forms in the packet against the client's documents. A date or name that differs from the passport is caught before filing. Translations are checked against their originals too. Each difference is listed with the value and page from every document involved. Preparing and signing the forms stays with your team. The agent only reads what is in the packet and reports what differs. Birth dates and passport numbers on a form are held to the same check.
What if we have no written checklist?
The agent still compares names, birth dates, passport numbers and addresses across every document. It also compares forms with passports and translations with their originals. What the filing needs stays unknown until you add your checklist. A requirement your checklist does not name is never guessed. Add it later, and the next packet is checked against it. Your attorney's checklist for that kind of case is what makes the readiness list complete.
Does it decide whether a case is ready?
No. It produces a readiness list for your lawyer. Eligibility, strategy and the decision to file stay with your attorneys. The agent never says a case is ready to file or eligible. Two documents that disagree are only that, never a statement that anyone misstated anything. The list holds only what the packet shows and what your checklist asks for. Your lawyer decides when to file. A missing document is a gap on the list, not a verdict on the case.
What about documents in other languages?
The agent reads documents in other languages and their translations. It checks that names and dates agree between the original and the translation. Each difference is listed with both pages. Scans are included, and a page too blurry to make out is named. A translation that does not match its original is flagged for your paralegal. Your paralegal sees where a name or date differs and decides what to ask for. Marriage proof and other supporting papers are read the same way. Spelling differences between an original and its translation count too.
How much does it cost to build?
An agent for this job costs about $20,000 to build and $650 a month to run. The calculator above shows what that means against your paralegals' time. Put in your own numbers and the result updates as you type. Today a paralegal reads every page of every packet before filing. They look for the unreadable scan and the document the client never sent. The agent does that first reading. A family packet means checklist items, records, marriage proof and translations, all read in one pass.
How is client information kept safe?
The agent reads only the case folders you connect it to. It sends nothing to clients on its own. You decide where it runs and how long anything is kept. Your paralegal edits the drafted request and sends it, so nothing leaves without a person. The packet stays in the case folder where your team keeps it, and the agent works on it from there.
How soon can it check our packets?
We deliver a working agent in about two weeks, set up with the checklist your attorney uses for each kind of case. It runs on closed cases beside your paralegals first, so you see its readiness lists next to what they found. After that, it works on the packets that land in your case folder. Packet gaps are found before your lawyer opens the file.
What does the free try send back?
You get every checklist item marked found, missing or unreadable, with the page. You also get the details that differ between documents and a request to the client for what is needed. Where a page is unreadable, the request asks for a clearer scan. A missing document is marked against the checklist item it belongs to. You send one case packet and your checklist. The result comes from vlad@qvery.ai within 15 minutes, and your files are deleted as soon as it is sent.