QuickFiling is an AI self-service document preparation platform for U.S. immigration, visa, and graduate school admission applications. It is officially positioned as a "self-service document preparation service," not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. Within the platform, users can select the AI expert corresponding to the relevant step, upload evidence materials, and the AI generates a complete, submission-ready application package; the entire process is said to take from a few hours to about a week.
Main AI experts and their uses
- Dr. Admit: Graduate school admission application preparation.
- Dr. O-1: O-1A/O-1B extraordinary ability work visa.
- Dr. Visa: F-1, F-2, B-1/B-2 nonimmigrant visa preparation.
- Dr. NIW: EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW), based on the published Dhanasar framework and public USCIS policy, assists in sorting out the criteria, organizing the strongest evidence, and assembling a complete NIW application package (petition letter, evidence, forms), including RFE response preparation.
- Dr. EB1A: EB-1A extraordinary ability, covering the 10 criteria published by USCIS (awards, publications, key roles, high salary, etc.), helping map evidence and assemble a complete application package, including RFE response preparation.
- Dr. EB1B: EB-1B outstanding professor or researcher, covering the 6 criteria published by USCIS, as well as the 3 years of experience and permanent job offer requirements; filed by a U.S. employer, helping organize records and assemble a complete I-140 application package, including RFE response preparation.
- Dr. I-485: Adjustment of status, preparing a complete I-485 package, including a personalized document checklist, automatically filled USCIS forms, a cover letter, and a submission-ready PDF (including I-765 and I-131).
- Dr. EB-5: EB-5 immigrant investor, guiding the preparation of required documents, organizing lawful source of funds evidence, business plan requirements, and investment verification.
Main capabilities
- Built-in tools: citation analysis, import via URL or email, etc., reducing manual organization.
- Evidence organization and section-by-section drafting assistance: papers, letters, or petition letter sections.
- AI editing: polishing documents, editing evidence PDFs (highlighting, cropping pages, annotating), AI filling out forms, complete version history with rollback.
- Output: all typeset using LaTeX, assembled in the correct order into a set of professionally formatted PDFs, including letters, evidence, and forms, ready for submission.
How to use Select the AI expert corresponding to the relevant step, upload evidence, and the AI generates a complete, ready-to-submit application based on the information provided.Submit package (USCIS application including cover letter, evidence index, and auto-filled forms), then polish and finalize with built-in AI tools in the browser, and finally download. The workspace is free to use, and a one-time flat fee is paid only when downloading the finished package.
Use cases and users
- Applicants/petitioners who want to prepare their applications themselves with AI guidance.
- Immigration attorneys who want to streamline the drafting process.
- Professionals and consultants who assist with case preparation.
Fees (official description) The AI workspace is completely free, and a one-time flat fee is paid when downloading the finished package, with no subscription: Dr. Visa $199, Dr. I-485 $299, Dr. NIW $749, Dr. EB1A, Dr. EB1B, and Dr. O-1 are each $949, and Dr. EB-5 is $999. USCIS government filing fees are separate and paid directly to USCIS.
Optional attorney services Optional independent attorney add-on services are available: application review (an independent attorney reviews the AI-prepared application before submission, with a written opinion and consultation), attorney-led application service (an independent attorney leads and signs the case), and expert drafting service. All legal services are provided by independent licensed attorneys.
Limitations and notes QuickFiling does not provide legal advice and cannot tell you which forms to file, whether you are eligible, or how the law applies to your specific situation; such legal advice can only be provided by a licensed attorney or a DOJ-accredited representative. The platform does not track approval rates for the AI workspace because users do not need to share case numbers or outcomes; the official statement is that each application is decided by the reviewing agency based on its own facts, outcomes vary from person to person, and no result is guaranteed. For USCIS applications, the workspace can generate a cover letter, evidence index, and auto-filled forms; users must review them themselves and decide what to submit. The official information does not provide the platform's specific approval rates, processing time guarantees, or refund policy, etc.
