Immigration drafting and case preparation

AI Immigration Drafting Software for Law Firms

Infinity by InceptionAI is AI immigration drafting software for U.S. immigration law firms. It uses client documents, intake data, and firm-approved templates to prepare petition letters, supported government forms, and organized evidence for attorney review. The same preparation workflow can identify missing inputs, check consistency, and return supported outputs to the firm’s case-management system.

Your team reviews the completed work. Infinity handles the prep.

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Infinity drafting capabilities and outputs

Infinity is the software; InceptionAI is the company that develops it. The drafting workflow starts with source records and the firm’s templates, then produces editable work for legal-team review. Last updated: October 30, 2026.

Workflow and prepared outputs
Workflow	Prepared outputs	Availability and review boundary
H-1B	Employer support letter, applicable I-129 materials, G-28, optional I-907, and evidence index	Configured workflow. The attorney determines strategy, qualifications, requested status and final contents.
L-1	Firm-template petition narrative and supporting entity, role and employment evidence	Configured workflow. Confirm the L-1A or L-1B template, form set and evidence scope.
Adjustment of status	Supported forms and organized household and supporting evidence	Case-specific configuration. Confirm the exact forms and dependent scope.
Forms and support letters	Shared case facts reused across supported forms, letters and evidence	Available scope depends on case type, templates and configuration. Attorney review remains required.

This is a scoped product summary, not a claim that every form, EB category or RFE response is supported. Verify any case type or output not listed here before relying on it. Preparation does not itself authorize submission.

From case intake to attorney-ready review

The exact steps depend on the supported case type and systems in use.

Start with the case

Use intake data, client documents, employer information, prior filings, and available CMS data.

Make inputs ready

Identify missing information, support follow-up, review documents, extract facts, and check consistency.

Prepare the case

Populate forms, draft letters with firm templates, organize evidence, and run supported DOL/USCIS steps.

Return for review

Place supported documents, outputs, and status back into the existing workflow for attorney review.

What Infinity prepares

Client coordination

Collect questionnaires and documents, identify missing information, and support follow-up based on what the case still needs.

Forms and firm-template letters

Reuse structured facts across supported immigration forms, support letters, cover letters, and petition sections.

Evidence and consistency

Organize supporting material and check facts across forms, letters, and source documents before attorney review.

Government and CMS workflows

Support repeatable DOL/FLAG and USCIS preparation steps, then return supported outputs and status to the case.

Supported immigration workflows

Infinity supports employment, seasonal, and status cases. Confirm the exact forms, integrations, and government steps required for your firm during evaluation.

Employment

H-1B, L-1, O-1, TN, and EB-category forms, letters, petitions, and evidence workflows.

Seasonal

H-2A and H-2B workflows spanning supported DOL and USCIS preparation steps.

Status and family

Adjustment of status, I-765, I-539, and related multi-form preparation workflows.

How to evaluate immigration drafting vendors

Output	Test forms, letters, evidence, source traceability, and attorney cleanup with representative cases.
Workflow	Measure intake, missing-item follow-up, document handling, government steps, and CMS updates—not only generation speed.
Control	Review template management, permissions, security, auditability, and attorney approval points.
Economics	Compare seats, matters, drafts, or case capacity with total staff work remaining per completed case.

Start with Infinity pricing, then compare leading drafting products, CaseBlink, Drafty, Parley, and VisaLaw AI.

Frequently asked questions

What is AI immigration drafting software?

AI immigration drafting software uses case data, source documents, and templates to prepare immigration forms, letters, petition sections, and evidence-related outputs for legal-team review.

What does Infinity add around the drafting step?

Infinity can support intake readiness, identify missing inputs, review and extract documents, prepare forms and firm-template letters, organize evidence, run consistency checks, support repeatable DOL or USCIS workflow steps, and return outputs to supported existing workflows.

Which immigration case types does Infinity support?

Supported workflows include employment, seasonal, and status cases such as H-1B, L-1, O-1, TN, EB categories, H-2A, H-2B, adjustment of status, I-765, and I-539. Confirm the exact workflow needed during evaluation.

Does Infinity replace attorney review?

No. Infinity prepares work for review. Attorneys remain responsible for legal judgment, strategy, final edits, and filing decisions.

Comparison methodology

Category and pricing references are based on publicly available product materials. Last verified: October 22, 2026. Features and pricing can change; confirm exact case-type, integration, government-workflow, and commercial coverage before purchasing.

Use Infinity One or a supported integration

Use Infinity One to initiate preparation and review editable forms, letters and evidence, or use a supported case-management integration. Confirm the available route for your firm and case type during setup.

Existing MyCase, Filevine and Clio connections support configured case-preparation workflows. INSZoom actions depend on the customer environment and agreed implementation. See the documented MyCase workflow or review INSZoom requirements.

Published pricing is $200 per case or $1,999/month for up to 25 cases, with no standard per-seat fee. Confirm pricing and implementation scope. Attorneys retain legal judgment, final review and filing decisions.