Immigration & Forms Automation

This is a small category: three tools. Immigration work is mostly forms, and the AI that fills them lives inside the case-management systems built for it rather than in standalone apps, so the immigration practices page also points to the intake and practice-management tools that name immigration firms: Clio Draft's forms library includes U.S. immigration forms, and Hona, Intaker, Law Ruler, Lawmatics and Lead Docket all serve immigration practices. The three here split into two kinds. Two are case management with forms automation: Docketwise, built only for immigration firms, from $80-$90/user/mo on Basic depending on billing term, with Docketwise IQ reading passports, green cards, EAD cards and I-94s into USCIS forms on the Pro plan at $100-$120/user/mo; and Filevine ImmigrationAI, the companion app to Filevine that parses a client's documents in any language, generates the USCIS forms and questionnaires, translates them into 170+ languages and eFiles to USCIS, priced by quote. The third is petition drafting: MeritDraft drafts O-1 and EB-2 NIW petitions grounded in published AAO decisions at $79 per petition, with no subscription.

Across the three, the AI extracts names, dates and case details from scanned identity documents and maps them into USCIS forms, translates questionnaires, drafts emails and case summaries (and translates them between English and Spanish in Docketwise), tracks USCIS and NVC case status, and in MeritDraft maps the evidence to the petition, drafts the support letters and narrative with citations, and delivers an editable Word file. Two of the three post a price, $80-$90/user/mo at Docketwise and $79 per petition at MeritDraft, and Filevine ImmigrationAI is quoted; every figure was read on the vendor's own site on October 31, 2026. None of the three pairs a posted no-training statement with a named security standard, so the Confidentiality column reads Not posted across the category; Docketwise and Filevine ImmigrationAI post a SOC 2 Type II statement but no statement about training. Docketwise lists Clio, MyCase and PracticePanther as integrations, along with Lawmatics, QuickBooks and LawPay; Filevine ImmigrationAI lists USCIS eFiling and Lawfully for case status; MeritDraft outputs an editable Word document.