Screening Capabilities
What Runs Behind Every Flag
Intake answers get checked against your firm's criteria automatically, on every single lead. These six things run behind that flag, from the first pathway match to the final attorney checkpoint.
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Family-Based Leads
Answers naming a U.S. citizen spouse and a marriage date flag a family-based pathway, with those answers attached for the reviewing attorney. Firms can tighten the rule further, for example requiring a specific marriage-length threshold before a lead flags, so borderline cases route to a person instead of flagging automatically.


Employment-Based Leads
Answers naming a job offer and a supporting degree flag an employment-based pathway, with employer and role details included for review. Your firm can set which combinations count as a strong match, such as requiring both a signed offer and a degree in a related field, versus which routes to manual review instead.
Humanitarian Leads
Answers pointing to circumstances tied to a humanitarian filing flag that pathway, with the underlying answers included so nothing needs re-explaining. Because these cases often turn on sensitive, fact-specific details, firms can set a lower auto-flag threshold here and send more borderline answers to a human by default.

Benefits of US Immigration AI's Visa Eligibility Screening
- Fewer Wasted Consultations
Clear non-fits get filtered before they ever take a slot on the calendar. You spend consult time on leads worth the conversation.
- Faster First Review
Pathway and evidence arrive together. Attorneys start reviewing, not searching.
- Same Rules, Every Time
One set of firm-defined criteria, applied identically to every lead, day or night. No two leads get screened by a different standard depending on who's on shift.
- The Call Stays Human
Screening flags a pathway; it never makes the determination. Every flag is labeled informational, and a licensed attorney decides eligibility on every single lead, with the full set of intake answers in front of them to make that call.

Manual Screening vs. AI Visa Eligibility Screening
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- 1. Does the AI decide who is eligible for a visa?
No, see the disclaimer below for how the attorney checkpoint works.
- 2. What case types can it screen for?
Family-based, employment-based, humanitarian, citizenship and status filings, and any other pathway your firm builds rules for.
- 3. Can we set our own qualification criteria?
Yes. You write the rules by case type, and change them whenever your practice does.
- 4. Where does the screening data come from?
The same intake answers your firm already collects. Nothing gets asked twice.
- 5. Will it automatically turn away leads?
It deprioritizes clear mismatches. Anything ambiguous still routes to a person instead of getting filtered out on its own.
- 6. Is client data secure during screening?
Yes. Intake and screening data are encrypted in transit and at rest, with access limited to authorized attorneys and supervised staff.
- 7. Is eligibility screening a separate cost?
No. It's built into AI Intake at $97 per application or $997 per month for the all-in-one plan.