ImmigrationPortalEvery case is
someone's
entire life.
We turn stacks of I-130s and DS-260s into boarding passes. H-1B engineers, families separated by oceans, asylum seekers clutching country condition reports — we've seen every form of fear, and we know how to answer it.
Who We Serve
Three kinds of fear.
One kind of answer.
The engineer who built your app — now fighting for the right to stay
An RFE notice arrives. Six weeks to respond. Every word in the wrong place costs a career, a home, a future. We draft responses that USCIS adjudicators respect.
19 years on a waitlist. We've been counting too.
The Philippines F-2A backlog. The Mexico F-4. Parents who've never met their grandchildren. We file every petition, every NVC packet, every consular form — and we don't stop until the door opens.
Country condition reports. Shaking hands. We've read every page.
Fear-based claims require more than paperwork — they require a lawyer who understands how an immigration judge thinks, what country conditions documentation proves, and how to prepare a client to tell the hardest story of their life.
The Process
Six steps from form to
freedom.
01 / Initial Consultation
60-min sessions — no-charge first consult
02 / Case Assessment
47-point checklist — before any filing
03 / Document Preparation
18 languages — in-house certified translation
04 / Filing & Tracking
48-hour — USCIS response SLA
05 / Interview Coaching
3 mock sessions — with ex-USCIS officers
06 / Approval & Beyond
Lifelong — client relationship
The obstacle
"USCIS processing times have tripled since 2019."
In 60 minutes, we map your entire case — every form, every fee, every deadline. You leave knowing exactly what happens next.
We review your immigration history, identify any prior violations or overstays, and build a realistic timeline. No false promises. No surprises.
The obstacle
"A single missed checkbox can trigger a Request for Evidence — delaying approval by 12 months."
Our paralegals run a 47-point eligibility checklist before we touch a single form. We find the gaps before USCIS does.
We cross-reference the Visa Bulletin, check priority dates, verify employer compliance for work visas, and flag any potential bars to admission.
The obstacle
"Foreign documents require certified translation. A mistranslated birth certificate can void a petition."
Our in-house translators are USCIS-certified for 18 languages. We prepare every supporting document package to adjudicator standards.
Cover letters that tell your story. Evidence packages that answer the officer's questions before they're asked. Declarations that humanize the numbers.
Pro Bono Fund
Document preparation — translations, notarizations, filing fees — costs $250–$400 per case. For asylum seekers with nothing, we cover it entirely through community donations.
Fund Someone's CaseThe obstacle
"Cases get lost. Receipts go unacknowledged. Attorneys stop responding."
Every case gets a dedicated paralegal and a client portal with real-time tracking. You see every update before we call you.
We file electronically wherever available, maintain receipt records, and proactively respond to any USCIS correspondence within 48 hours.
The obstacle
"A nervous answer to a routine question can trigger a denial at the consular window."
Three mock interview sessions with a former USCIS officer. We simulate every question, every scenario, every curveball.
Specific prep for marriage-based interviews, asylum credibility hearings, and naturalization civics tests. We've sat across from these officers. We know what they want.
The obstacle
"A visa stamp is not the end. Conditions of residence, work authorization renewals, and citizenship timelines all require ongoing attention."
We stay on your case after approval — green card conditions removal, naturalization filing, re-entry permits. The door opened. We help you stay.
Alumni clients receive priority scheduling, discounted rates on future filings, and automatic reminders for every renewal deadline.
"The door is open."
— Every client, on approval day
Case Results
Numbers are people.
Here are some of ours.
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Cases Filed
Since 2008
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Approval Rate
Across all visa categories
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Asylum Grants
Including pro bono cases
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Families Reunited
Across 48 countries
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My RFE notice arrived on a Friday. My old attorney said to wait until Monday. ImmigrationPortal drafted the response that night. We got the approval six weeks later. I don't have words for what that meant.
Priya Chandrasekaran
Chennai, India → San Francisco, CA
H-1B → Green Card"
We waited nineteen years for our priority date. When it finally came, we needed attorneys who knew every form, every NVC requirement, every consular officer's preference. They knew all of it.
Rodrigo & Marisol Villanueva
Manila, Philippines → Los Angeles, CA
F-2A Family Reunification"
I had nothing. No money, no English, no family here. They took my case without asking for a dollar. They prepared me for every question the judge asked. I am safe now. I am home.
Amara Diallo
Conakry, Guinea → New York, NY
Asylum — Pro BonoPro Bono Fund
Fund someone's case.
Open a door.
Our pro bono asylum program is funded entirely by community support. Every dollar goes directly to case costs — no administrative overhead. 100% of donations are tax-deductible.
What Your Gift Funds
Are you an attorney?
Volunteer hours count. Refer a case to our pro bono docket or join our network of immigration attorneys who donate 20 hours per year.
Refer a CaseImmigrationPortal Pro Bono Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN 47-XXXXXXX.
Donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.