# 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.

## Product

- [AI for Immigration](https://www.caseblink.com/ai-for-immigration): Purpose-built AI for immigration firms: a system of record run by agents, with full matter context, intakes, case preparation and filing-ready packets.
- [Agents](https://www.caseblink.com/product/agents): CaseBlink agents plan immigration matters end to end — intake, evidence, drafting, forms and packets — and wait for attorney review at every decision.
- [Client Records](https://www.caseblink.com/product/client-records): One client record for immigration firms: profiles, passports and key facts, each traced to the document it came from and kept in step across drafts and forms.
- [Intakes](https://www.caseblink.com/product/intakes): Immigration intakes that only ask what's missing: portal intakes in seven languages, inline review, requested changes and tracking for every intake you send.
- [Client Follow-Ups](https://www.caseblink.com/product/client-follow-ups): Client follow-ups for immigration firms: reminders for missing documents and intakes, drafted from your notes, sent with your approval and tracked until done.
- [Legal Research](https://www.caseblink.com/product/legal-research): Immigration legal research from sources that update daily: regulations, agency policy and case law, summarised into memos where every claim cites its source.
- [Letter Writing](https://www.caseblink.com/product/letter-writing): Petition and support letters drafted from your firm's prior filings, with every claim cited to the exhibit record and edits as Word redlines.
- [Forms Preparation](https://www.caseblink.com/product/forms-preparation): Immigration form preparation from the client record: current USCIS editions, validated fields, and provenance on every value.
- [RFE Responses](https://www.caseblink.com/product/rfe-responses): RFE and NOID responses: every request in the notice mapped to the record, missing evidence flagged, and the response drafted with citations before it is due.
- [Packet Assembly](https://www.caseblink.com/product/packet-assembly): Immigration packet assembly: exhibits labelled and cross-referenced, an index, forms and letter in filing order, and a PDF editor that keeps citations in sync.
- [Document Storage](https://www.caseblink.com/product/document-storage): Immigration document management: client documents filed to the case, read into the record, labelled by exhibit and kept in step with drafts and forms.
- [Deadline Tracking](https://www.caseblink.com/product/deadline-tracking): Immigration deadline tracking: RFE and NOID due dates, document expirations and Visa Bulletin priority dates on every matter, with automations that start early.
- [Time Tracking](https://www.caseblink.com/product/time-tracking): Time tracking for immigration firms: timers anywhere in the app, Board, Day and Week views, time on every case, pre-bill review flags and export.
- [Translations](https://www.caseblink.com/product/translations): Translations for immigration firms: English drafts of foreign-language documents beside the original, and a client portal and intakes in seven languages.
- [Integrations](https://www.caseblink.com/product/integrations): Connect immigration matters to Gmail, Outlook, Zoom, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, Google Calendar, Slack, Calendly, Notion and QuickBooks.

## Pricing and security

- [Pricing](https://www.caseblink.com/pricing): One per-seat plan for immigration firms. $200/seat/month. Uncapped, subject to available AI usage credits. Usage beyond the allotted credits is billed additionally based on consumption. Enterprise custom pricing for larger firms.
- [Security](https://www.caseblink.com/security): Enterprise-grade protection for immigration matters. SOC 2 Type II, zero LLM data retention, and isolated tenants.

## Customers

- [Customers](https://www.caseblink.com/customers): Case studies and testimonials from immigration firms using CaseBlink to move matters from intake through filing.
- [How Ahlgren Law Moves Waiver Cases Faster with CaseBlink](https://www.caseblink.com/case-studies/ahlgren-law): Ahlgren Law uses CaseBlink with its own waiver templates so attorneys start from a tailored draft and families wait less.
- [How Fakhoury Global Immigration Speeds Up Complex High-Skilled Petitions with CaseBlink](https://www.caseblink.com/case-studies/fakhoury-global): Fakhoury Global Immigration's high-skilled team uses CaseBlink to organize evidence, draft from firm templates, and move EB-1A, NIW, and O-1 petitions faster.

## 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

## 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.