Immigration Document Checklist video
A checklist built from the case type for every person in the family, and every upload checked for its date, its pages, its language and its name the moment it lands. 1:17
What the film shows
Builds each client's document checklist and checks every upload as it arrives, for firms
Agents build the checklist from the case type and the intake answers, classify each upload, check its date, pages, language and name, reconcile transliterations and married names across every document, and draft one follow-up line per problem. The case manager approves every line before it is sent; the attorney signs the filing.
Transcript
- Immigration Document Checklist builds each client's checklist and checks every upload, for firms.
- Since August, USCIS can deny a filing for missing evidence without asking first.
- This family's case needs thirty-eight documents, and the checklist built itself.
- His passport lands, and the row flips: expires in four months, renew before filing.
- The follow-up line to him writes itself, with the date and the reason.
- A German certificate without translation, a notice missing page two: both caught.
- Name variants are reconciled across three languages; only one becomes a question.
- Ines edits one line and approves seven; nothing reaches a client without her.
- Problems are caught the day they land, not weeks later at assembly.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.