1.0Read
Every field, traced to the page.
Two models and a pattern reader read each notice. Where they disagree, a person decides.
- USCIS, EOIR, BIA, DHSClassified on upload.
- Source textBeside every field.
- Client and matterMatched, or asked.
For immigration law firms
Casehand matches each USCIS, EOIR, BIA and DHS notice to its client, computes the deadline with its regulation cited and drafts the client email. One approval puts it on your Google, Outlook or Apple calendar.
Your first 50 notices are free. No card, no onboarding call.
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RFE response dueMon, Dec 21, 2026
Hard deadline1.0Read
Two models and a pattern reader read each notice. Where they disagree, a person decides.
2.0Compute
Each deadline cites its regulation. The printed date is docketed and any difference is flagged.
3.0Approve
Two-person docketing is on by default. Hard deadlines need an attorney.
4.0Watch
A filing with no receipt, or a receipt with no biometrics notice, is flagged.
Casehand drafts and proposes. Your team approves before anything is docketed, and an attorney approves client updates for adverse notices.
AI reads the notice. The date comes from a deterministic rules engine with its citation, so the same notice always gives the same answer.
Your notices and client details are never used to train AI models. Workers AI does not train on customer inputs.