Guided evidence collection
An AI specialist tells users what materials to provide and offers tools to import documents from files, URLs, and email.
AI-guided document preparation for U.S. admissions and immigration filings.
QuickFiling is an AI-guided document preparation platform for application and immigration filings. It guides users through collecting and organizing evidence, drafting documents, completing forms, and assembling a package for review. The site describes support for admissions, work visas, and permanent residency, and names specific immigration workflows including EB-2 NIW, EB-1A, EB-1B, adjustment of status, and EB-5. Users review and decide what to submit; QuickFiling identifies itself as a self-help document preparation service, not a law firm, and says it does not provide legal advice.
An AI specialist tells users what materials to provide and offers tools to import documents from files, URLs, and email.
Tools categorize and label supporting material. For applicable filings, the platform describes citation analysis, prestige data, reputation scoring, and impact summaries to help organize a record against published criteria.
Users can work section by section on essays, letters, or petition sections, then revise them in an AI-powered editor. The workspace also supports PDF highlighting, page removal, and annotations.
The platform says AI can fill forms and provides version history so users can return to an earlier document state.
Documents are typeset and assembled into a PDF with letters, exhibits, and forms in the order for the application type. Exhibit pages are numbered; users can download the package or select the offered print-and-mail service.
Organize evidence under the published Dhanasar framework and assemble a package containing a petition letter, exhibits, and forms. The site also lists RFE response preparation.
Map evidence to the published extraordinary-ability criteria for EB-1A, or organize an EB-1B record that includes the listed experience and permanent job-offer requirements.
For users with a current priority date, Dr. I-485 prepares a checklist, auto-filled USCIS forms, a cover letter, and a ready-to-file PDF; the listed forms include I-485, I-765, and I-131.
Use the EB-5 specialist to organize documentation related to lawful source of funds, business-plan requirements, and investment verification.
No. QuickFiling describes itself as a self-help document preparation service, not a law firm, and says it does not provide legal advice. Users review the materials and decide what to file.
The site says users can start for free and pay when ready to download a package. It lists specialist prices from $199 to $999; the amount depends on the selected specialist.
Packages may contain application letters, exhibits, and forms, assembled into a formatted PDF. The exact contents depend on the filing type; the site details package components for individual specialists.
The platform page offers a print-and-mail service to USCIS for $200, including color printing, USCIS form review, and UPS 2nd Day Air delivery. Users can also download and file on their own at no extra cost.
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