Nobody at your firm reads the Visa Bulletin again.
Every month the State Department moves the priority dates, and somebody at the firm is supposed to cross-check the whole client list against the new cutoffs. In practice it gets done when there is time, which is not every month.
Every client on the list gets checked within the hour of the bulletin dropping. The firm sees the results first — and decides what goes out.
How it runs
It reads your case list
Category, country and priority date come straight from the system you already run. Nothing gets retyped.
The bulletin drops, it compares
Within the hour, every client on the list is checked against the new cutoff dates.
You approve, then the client hears
The firm sees the list first. Nothing goes out to a client until somebody at the firm releases it.
What it never does
It never tells a client what their date means for their case, never estimates how long anything will take, and never contacts anyone the firm has not released.
The other six
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Answers every call in English and Spanish — nights, weekends and holidays — takes the full intake and hands the urgent ones to a person.
AI chat
Qualifies the visitor on your site before they close the tab and call the next firm on the list.
Lead process
Every inquiry lands in one place, scored and assigned. None of them dies in somebody's inbox.
Is this the one worth building first?
No pitch and no obligation — a straight answer on where your firm is bleeding time and revenue, and whether we are the right fit to fix it.
