Cap Season Timeline
Manage Every H-1B Deadline From One Case Record
Cap registration, LCA compliance, and petition deadlines each run on their own clock. US Immigration AI keeps them all attached to one case record, so nothing depends on a second list.

What's Included
What the Platform Handles for H-1B Cases

- Cap & Lottery Tracking
Cap and lottery status, plus registration and selection details, stay on the case record. Your team checks one place instead of a separate list.
- LCA & Wage Level Support
Labor Condition Application details, including wage level and worksite, live on the case record from intake onward. Nothing sits in a separate file.
- Document Collection Portal
Employers and beneficiaries upload supporting documents through a shared portal instead of email threads. Your team sees what's missing without asking.
- Petition Drafting Support
Case details collected during intake carry over into the I-129 petition draft. That cuts down on manual re-entry and transcription errors.
- Deadline & Extension Tracking
Extension filing windows and amendment triggers are tracked per case. Reminders are set so they don't get missed.
- Attorney Review Workflow
Every H-1B case routes to a licensed attorney for review before filing. The platform organizes and flags; your attorneys make the call.
The H-1B Cap Season, Tracked Stage by Stage
Registration Period
Each beneficiary's registration status is tracked the moment the window opens. It stays in the same case record used for every stage that follows.
Lottery Selection
Selection results post directly to the case. Your team sees right away which matters move forward and which wait for the next cycle.
90 Day Filing Window
The platform flags the filing deadline the moment a case is selected. The clock stays visible from day one instead of calculated by hand.
October 1 Start Date
Approved petitions carry their effective start date on the case record. Onboarding and payroll timing stay visible to everyone who needs it.
Get Ahead of the Next Cap Season
Cap registration doesn't wait for your firm to catch up, and neither should your case tracking. Get your H-1B caseload onto one system before the next window opens.
The Difference
Managing H-1B Cases Without US Immigration AI
Cap status and LCA wage levels tracked in spreadsheets, updated by hand
Chasing employers and beneficiaries for documents over email
Re-checking petition details before filing, case by case
Extension and amendment deadlines tracked on a calendar someone has to check
Staff re-explaining case status to each other
Without US Immigration AI
With US Immigration AI
Cap status and LCA details stay attached to the case record
Clients upload documents directly through a shared portal
Intake details carry over into the draft petition
Deadline reminders are set per case
New team members can see any case's status without a handoff call
How It Works
From Registration to Filing, Step by Step
- Cap Registration & Intake
Beneficiary and employer details are captured once, at registration. They carry through to every later stage of the case.
- LCA Filing & Wage Verification
LCA and wage level details attach to the case record as soon as they're filed. They're ready to feed the petition stage.
- Document Collection
Employers and beneficiaries upload documents through the shared portal as the filing window opens. Nothing waits on email.
- Petition Drafting
Case and LCA details carry over into the I-129 petition draft. That cuts down on manual re-entry once the filing clock starts.
- Attorney Review & Filing
A licensed attorney reviews the completed petition and supporting file before it's filed. It's the final checkpoint on every H-1B case.

Why US Immigration AI?
Purpose-Built for Immigration Law
US Immigration AI is built specifically for immigration law firms, not adapted from general legal practice software. Every workflow reflects immigration case realities, not a generic template stretched to fit.
One System, Start to Finish
The platform covers the full case lifecycle, from intake through case assembly. Everything runs in one system instead of several disconnected tools.
Built to Protect Your Firm's Standing
A missed cap deadline or a sloppy LCA detail costs more than time; it costs credibility with clients and with USCIS. The platform's structure keeps that risk out of your caseload, case after case.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does the platform determine H-1B eligibility?
No, a licensed attorney makes that determination. The platform organizes the record an attorney reviews it against.
Does an attorney review every H-1B case before it's filed?
Yes. Every case routes to a licensed attorney for review before filing. The platform supports the work; it does not replace attorney judgment.
Does the platform file the H-1B petition with USCIS?
The platform prepares and organizes the petition; your attorney signs off before it's filed.
Are H-1B extensions and amendments supported?
Yes. Extension filing windows and amendment triggers are tracked the same way as the initial petition, with deadline alerts built in.
How does document collection work for H-1B cases?
Employers and beneficiaries upload documents through a shared portal. Your team can see what's been submitted and what's still outstanding without emailing to ask.
Does the platform track cap registration and lottery status?
Cap subject and cap exempt status, along with registration and selection details, are tracked as part of the case record, so your team has one place to check instead of a separate list.
Is client data secure?
Yes. Data is encrypted, and access is controlled through role-based permissions with full audit logs. The platform holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certification, and login is protected by multi-factor authentication. AI processing also follows a zero-data-retention model: files are read only to complete a specific task, never used to train models, and never shared across firms.
What does it cost?
US Immigration AI is priced at $97 per application or $997 per month for unlimited use.