quickfiling
QuickFiling helps applicants prepare admissions, visa, and green-card application packages with AI-guided evidence organization, drafting, and form filling. Applicants review the materials in a browser and pay a one-time fee to download the finished package.
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Who it's for
- Immigration applicants preparing their own listed visa or green-card applications who want guided evidence organization and document drafting.
- Immigration attorneys who want to streamline drafting workflows for client cases.
- Consultants and other professionals assisting with application preparation for multiple clients.
Not the right fit if…
- People who need legal advice or an eligibility determination: QuickFiling says it is not a law firm and cannot advise which forms to file, whether a person is eligible, or how the law applies.
How it fits your workflow
Choose a specialist for the application type and provide the requested documents and information. Built-in tools can help organize evidence, analyze citations, and import materials via URL or email.
Work with the specialist on evidence organization and section-by-section drafting. Review and refine the materials in the browser, edit evidence PDFs, and use the AI editor and form-filling tools.
Download the assembled, professionally formatted package, with letters, exhibits, and forms arranged in order. The workspace is free; the one-time specialist fee is charged when downloading.
Pricing
Free: The AI workspace is free to use. Users pay a flat, one-time specialist fee only when downloading the finished package; there is no subscription. USCIS government filing fees are separate.
Dr. Visa
$199 one-time download fee
- · Preparation for F-1, F-2, and B-1/B-2 nonimmigrant visa applications
Dr. I-485
$299 one-time download fee
- · Adjustment-of-status package preparation
- · Includes I-485, I-765, and I-131 forms
Dr. NIW
$749 one-time download fee
- · EB-2 National Interest Waiver petition package
- · RFE response preparation
Dr. EB1A
$949 one-time download fee
- · EB-1A extraordinary-ability petition package
- · RFE response preparation
Dr. EB1B
$949 one-time download fee
- · EB-1B outstanding professor or researcher petition package
- · RFE response preparation
Dr. O-1
$949 one-time download fee
- · O-1A and O-1B extraordinary-ability work-visa petition preparation
Dr. EB-5
$999 one-time download fee
- · EB-5 investor petition document preparation
Prices checked on Oct 9, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Application-specific AI specialists
- Specialists guide users through preparation for graduate admissions, nonimmigrant and work visas, and green-card categories including NIW, EB-1A, EB-1B, adjustment of status, and EB-5.
- Evidence organization and analysis
- The workflow helps users gather and organize supporting evidence. Built-in tools include citation analysis and importing documents via URL or email.
- Section-by-section drafting assistance
- Users receive assistance drafting essays, letters, or petition sections, then review, refine, and approve the materials.
- Browser-based editing and PDF tools
- The editor supports polishing documents in the browser and editing evidence PDFs by highlighting, removing pages, and annotating.
- Form filling and package assembly
- QuickFiling can auto-fill forms and assemble documents into a professionally formatted PDF with letters, exhibits, and forms arranged in order.
- Version history
- The workspace provides version history so users can revert changes.
Limitations to know
- QuickFiling is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, determine eligibility, recommend which forms to file, or explain how the law applies to an individual situation.
- Users must review the prepared materials and decide what to file; the service does not guarantee an application outcome.
- USCIS government filing fees are separate from QuickFiling's package download fees.
Alternatives to consider
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NaviSmart AI
Choose it if you need immigration eligibility checks, case tracking, or support across more than 50 countries, rather than QuickFiling's listed application-preparation packages.
Getting started
- Choose the specialist that matches the application you are preparing; starting in the workspace is free.
- Provide the evidence and information requested by the specialist.
- Review, edit, and approve the drafted materials and forms in the browser.
- Pay the specialist's one-time fee to download the finished package.
Frequently asked questions
How does QuickFiling work?
Users choose an AI specialist, upload evidence, and receive help preparing an application package. For USCIS petitions, that can include a petition letter, exhibit index, and auto-filled forms. Users review and finalize the materials in the browser before downloading.
What applications does QuickFiling support?
The page lists graduate admissions; O-1A and O-1B petitions; F-1, F-2, and B-1/B-2 visa preparation; EB-2 NIW; EB-1A; EB-1B; adjustment of status including I-765 and I-131; and EB-5.
Do I need to know immigration law or hire a lawyer?
QuickFiling says it is a self-help document preparation service, not a law firm, and cannot advise users which forms to file, whether they are eligible, or how the law applies. The page says only a licensed attorney or DOJ-accredited representative can provide legal advice. Users can add an independent attorney review or consult an attorney of their own.
How long does the process take?
QuickFiling says most users complete a petition within hours to about a week, with timing depending mainly on how quickly they gather their evidence.
How much does it cost?
The workspace is free to use, and users pay a one-time fee when downloading the package. Listed prices range from $199 for Dr. Visa to $999 for Dr. EB-5. USCIS government filing fees are separate, and the page says there are no subscriptions.
Can an attorney review or sign my petition?
The page lists optional add-on services including independent attorney petition review with written comments and a consultation, attorney-led petition service, and expert drafting services. It says legal services are provided by independent licensed attorneys.
Does QuickFiling track approval rates?
QuickFiling says it does not track approval rates for the AI Workspace because users are not required to share case numbers or outcomes. It also says outcomes are decided by the reviewing authority on the facts of each application and are not guaranteed.
Is my information secure and confidential?
The page says data is encrypted and stored securely, each workspace is isolated, and information is not shared with third parties without explicit consent.
Is petition data used to train the AI model?
QuickFiling says it does not use fine-tuned AI models and does not use petition data to train or improve its system. It says personal information and documents are used only to prepare the user's petition.
Is help available in other languages?
The page says the Help Center is available in 11 languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Persian, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Arabic, Russian, Ukrainian, French, and Vietnamese.