For the last few years we exclusively served the DIY self-petitioner community: people preparing their own I-140 for EB-2 NIW. It walks them through organizing evidence, drafting the cover letter, and assembling the exhibit package.
We’ve now made the same system available to attorneys and consultants as white-label software, which is the part I figured might be relevant to this sub.
What it actually does:
The AI drafts roughly 80–90% of the petition. I want to be precise about that number, because it gets thrown around loosely; it means the draft, not the case. It doesn’t decide strategy, it doesn’t tell you which prong is weak, and it doesn’t know when a client’s evidence won’t survive an RFE. That’s still your job. What it removes is the hours of assembling, formatting, chasing documents and writing the first pass.
The toolkit is EB-2 NIW specific rather than general-purpose: a drafter for the proposed endeavor, a tool that pulls supporting government sources for national importance, a recommendation letter writer, I-140 cover letter generation in first or third person, a searchable database of AAO decisions, and monthly consular wait times.
There are two sides to it. Your team works cases from a dashboard; add a client with their route and filing path, see upload counts, chat with timestamps on both sides, assign or share cases across your team. Separately, you can optionally give each client their own portal to upload into, with short videos explaining what each document needs to be. You can turn that off entirely and do everything yourself.
White-label means white-label: your logo, your colors, your name, and nothing of ours anywhere on the client side. The guide videos use a neutral presenter, not me.
Pricing is per active customer. If you don’t take on a new case in a given month, you don’t pay for that month, and there’s no large upfront commitment. That was deliberate — I didn’t want a per-seat model that punishes a slow quarter.
More information here: https://eb2niwplatform.oscarsgreencard.com/licensing
