Filevine plus immigration automation
Filevine and Infinity are often complementary. Keep Filevine as the system of record while Infinity handles supported document review, forms, firm-template letters, evidence organization, and case-preparation handoffs.
Book a workflow reviewIf your firm already runs on Filevine, the goal is not necessarily to replace it. The question is how much repetitive immigration case preparation can be automated around the matter record and returned for attorney review.
Immigration teams evaluating whether a general legal workflow platform is enough for evidence-heavy petition work.
| Primary job | Broad legal workflow and matter collaboration | Immigration-specific drafting and evidence automation |
| Best fit | Multi-practice operational tracking | Immigration case prep, petition drafting, and QA |
| AI posture | General legal workflow support | Attorney-controlled, evidence-aware immigration automation |
| Output | Tasks, notes, and matter process | Review-ready drafts, packets, and issue flags |
Matter data and documents move from Filevine into supported Infinity workflows. Infinity identifies missing inputs, extracts and checks facts, prepares forms and letters using firm templates, organizes evidence, and creates a review-ready output.
After attorney or paralegal review, approved outputs and status can return to the Filevine matter. The legal team retains judgment and final filing control.
Usually no. Filevine can remain the case-management system while Infinity adds immigration-specific drafting and case-preparation automation around it.
They can help operations, but immigration petition work usually needs evidence-aware, form-aware, and attorney-reviewed outputs.
Reducing the manual lift between client evidence collection and attorney review.
Comparison methodology: Product details are based on publicly available vendor materials. Last verified: September 15, 2026. Features and pricing can change; confirm directly with Filevine before purchasing.