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DocketDrafter

USCIS forms in Claude or ChatGPT. Filled the way your firm files.

Give your assistant the questionnaire, interview notes, or Spanish-language documents. DocketDrafter returns the completed official form.

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Start from whatever the client gave you.

Interview transcripts, handwritten questionnaires, birth certificates, prior I-765s, FOIA records. Your assistant reads them in any language and asks about anything missing or inconsistent.

Use DocketDrafter to prepare the I-485, I-765, and G-28 from the documents in this client's folder.

Opus 5.5 High
Completed Form G-28 for a fictional client, with attorney details filled in and N/A in each blank that does not apply

Long answers continue on the form's own page.

Five years of addresses. A complete employment history. Explanations for Part 9. Answers that don't fit continue on extra copies of the form's own Additional Information page. No retyping into Part 14.

Use DocketDrafter to add his full address history since 2021.

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Form I-485 Part 14 Additional Information page listing a fictional applicant's prior addresses and employment history by page, part, and item
Extra copy of page 24, added automatically
A second copy of the I-485 Additional Information page carrying the same name and A-number, with the applicant's Part 9 explanations

Flattened PDF by default; ask for the fillable copy to edit in Acrobat.

Filled the way your firm files.

Tell your assistant once, like N/A in every blank that doesn't apply or your mailing address on every USCIS form. Every attorney and staff member's next form follows it.

From now on, use our PO Box as the attorney address on every USCIS form.

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Page 4 of a completed I-485 with N/A entered in each blank that does not apply

Every change saved. Nothing lost.

Let AI update the I-485 without losing a correct answer. Every edit is recorded with who made it, when, and what changed.

Use DocketDrafter to show me what changed on this I-485 since Tuesday, and restore the original employment history.

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  1. Ana TorresUpdated height and weight from the client’s driver license.
  2. Maria ReyesMarked the Part 9 follow-up items N/A where the answer was “No.”
  3. Ana TorresAdded two prior addresses in Oakland to Part 14.
  4. Maria ReyesFilled the I-485 from the intake questionnaire and interview notes.

Every form you file, ready before you start.

Send us your checklist (USCIS, Judicial Council, and county forms). They're ready before onboarding, and we check daily for new editions.

USCIS

  • G-28
  • I-360
  • I-485
  • I-765
  • I-290B

California SIJ

  • GC-210
  • GC-220
  • GC-224
  • FL-356
  • JV-356

Plus about 30 related guardianship, custody, and parentage forms. Don't see yours? We add it before onboarding at no extra cost.

A proposed SIJ findings order (FL-357/GC-224/JV-357)
Completed California Judicial Council Special Immigrant Juvenile Findings form for a fictional guardianship case in Alameda County

The letters and briefs, too.

The same workspace drafts NOID and RFE responses on your letterhead, I-290B briefs, EOIR motions, and federal complaints, in Word. You direct the argument; DocketDrafter handles the formatting and keeps every version.

Use DocketDrafter to draft a response to this RFE using our last NOID response as the model.

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First page of a response to a USCIS Request for Evidence on a fictional Special Immigrant Juvenile petition, on the firm's letterhead

Built for sensitive client information.

A-numbers, Social Security numbers, and minors' information stay in a workspace private to your firm, encrypted in the US, and never used to train AI. Your attorneys review and sign every form.

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You're not on your own.

Two 30-minute workflow and coaching sessions per firm, every month. Use them for prompting, matter context, connecting other tools, or getting a recurring workflow running. Your onboarding call is separate, and ordinary email support remains included.

Tommy Eberle

Tommy Eberle

Co-Founder/CEO

DocketDrafter

Your sessions are with Tommy, who helps attorneys move from experimenting with AI to completing real legal work with it.

No AI expert required

  • No programming or vibe coding
  • Help connecting Dropbox, Google Drive, Gmail, Clio, and other tools
  • Practical help with prompting and review

$349per paid user / month

Month-to-month. No annual contract, setup fee, or implementation fee. Cancel anytime; cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid month.

Start with one seat. Add or remove seats at any time.

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Unlimited cases, documents, and revisions for your firm’s ordinary legal work.

No per-document charges or case caps.

  • Immigration workspace with Word and PDF output
  • 30-minute onboarding call and hands-on help through your first month
  • Your templates and letterhead, built and maintained by us
  • Two 30-minute AI coaching sessions a month for your firm
  • Email support

First-month money-back guarantee. If DocketDrafter is not right for your firm, let us know during your first month for a full refund.