The problem
The pain it kills.
The U.S. immigration system is overwhelming, expensive, and unforgiving of small mistakes - a missed one-year asylum deadline, an expired work permit, or a wrong form can end a case. Most people navigate it with no lawyer, in a second language, terrified of getting something wrong. And life changes (a marriage, a denial, a delay) rarely fit one neat box, so generic guides fall short. The biggest blind spot is after the decision, exactly where people are left to figure it out alone.
ImmiReady puts the whole immigration journey in one calm, private place, including what happens after a decision. A personalized workspace brings together a readiness score, guided checklist, documents, preparation, deadlines, and the next concrete action. Fru explains general immigration information in plain language, while guarded AI tools help evaluate documents, identify discrepancies, prepare interview questions, and draft editable affidavits or mandamus materials from user-provided facts. Immigration Pathways and 31 combined-life scenarios cover routes through approval, permanent residence, citizenship, denial, motions, appeals, mandamus, and removal defense. A work-permit monitor, citizenship preparation, Know Your Rights resources, community messaging, and a quick-exit safety control support the day-to-day journey. USCIS receipt-status access is authenticated and case-scoped but remains clearly sandbox-labeled until production credentials are approved. When professional help is needed, users can find attorneys and legal-aid resources, request a consultation, sign an engagement, and connect a case with consent. Firms receive a complete practice platform for matters, workflows, calendars, staff roles, CRM, conflict checks, files, e-signatures, billing, payment plans, trust/IOLTA safeguards, and reporting. Marketplace promotions are time-bounded and visibly sponsored and never change verification or review scores. ImmiReady is privately operated, not affiliated with any government agency, and always framed as information rather than legal advice. Built mobile-first and offline-capable in English, Spanish, and French.
How it works
How it works.
1. A companion who explains and plans
Fru answers in plain language in EN, ES, or FR and synthesizes combined situations into a step-by-step plan, with a suite of AI tools (document evaluation, case prep, mock interview, affidavit and mandamus drafting, all powered by advanced AI) - always labeled as information, never legal advice.
2. See the whole journey
The Immigration Pathways map covers every route end to end, including after the decision: approval to green card to removing conditions to citizenship, or denial to motions, appeals, mandamus, and removal defense. Browse 31 real-life scenarios and hand the closest one to Fru.
3. Know what needs attention
A personalized workspace combines a readiness score, case checklist, document cross-reference flags, hearing preparation, organizational target dates, and a work-permit monitor. USCIS status access remains visibly sandbox-labeled pending production approval.
4. Connect with trusted help
A two-sided marketplace and free or low-cost directory help users find professionals, request consultations, review and sign engagements, and connect a case only with owner consent. Sponsored placements are visible and never alter verification or review scores.
5. For firms: run the whole practice
The firm side is a complete practice-management platform: a matters board with calendar/docketing and per-case-type workflow templates, time and expense tracking, invoicing with online card payments and trust (IOLTA) accounting with overdraw safeguards, a client-and-leads CRM, conflict-of-interest checks, staff roles and permissions, a document-template library with e-signature, and an analytics dashboard - plus a public firm listing with in-house lawyer rosters, reviews, and consultation requests routed into the CRM.
6. Help and safety when it counts
A self-help Writ of Mandamus generator for unreasonable delays, Know Your Rights, a Community tab with group chat to walk the path together, and a quick-exit button to leave instantly if a moment turns unsafe.
What you get
One platform, everything in its place.
- Immigration Pathways: the full lifecycle mapped, including after approval (green card to conditions removal to citizenship) and after denial (motions, appeals, mandamus, removal defense)
- Library of 31 real-life scenarios that hands your exact situation to Fru for a step-by-step plan
- Fru plus AI tools (document evaluation, case prep, mock interview, affidavit and mandamus drafting), powered by advanced AI (information, not legal advice)
- Two-sided attorney marketplace: hire vetted lawyers, send engagement requests, sign generated contracts, get documents reviewed - plus a free / low-cost directory
- Personal case workspace: readiness score, guided checklist, documents, hearing-prep self-test, post-denial planning, deadline organization, and the next concrete action
- Authenticated, case-scoped USCIS receipt-status integration, visibly sandbox-labeled until production credentials are approved
- For firms - matters: a portfolio board by stage with close-out, calendar/docketing of deadlines and hearings, and reusable per-case-type workflow templates that auto-generate tasks
- For firms - money: time and expense tracking, rate cards, invoicing with online card payments and payment plans, and trust/IOLTA accounting with an overdraw safeguard and branded printable invoices
- For firms - growth and control: a client-and-leads CRM pipeline, conflict-of-interest screening, staff roles and permissions, a document-template library with e-signature, and an analytics dashboard (caseload, revenue, utilization, trust)
- Transparent public firm marketplace: rosters, ratings, reviews, consultation routing, and visibly sponsored time-bounded placements that never alter verification or review scores
- Community tab and in-app group chat, Know Your Rights, and a quick-exit safety control with show/hide on sensitive fields
- Mobile-first, offline-capable, privacy-first (row-level security enforced); English, Spanish, French from day one
Who it is for
Who it is for.
Immigrants and asylum seekers preparing their own cases, and the attorneys, law firms, nonprofits, and legal-aid clinics who run their entire practice on it and serve clients at scale - two sides of one marketplace.