Sofia
Re: What documents do I need for an H-1B extension?
New client, anxious about missing a deadline.
Client intake
Your paralegals didn't go to law school to answer 'what documents do I need?' fifty times a week.
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Chapter 2 · After hours
Clients email at midnight from another time zone — and expect a response
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Clients email at midnight from another time zone — and expect a response
The same intake questions eat hours that should go to case work
When something serious comes in, you need the full story — not a cold transfer
Chapter 3 · Piling up
“Another email: 'What documents for H-1B?' — the same checklist you've sent forty times this month.”
Something has to give…
Staff spend hours answering the same process questions.
Chapter 4 · The fix
Clients get clear next steps; your team stays focused on judgment calls.
Chapter 5 · Clients set
No midnight panic emails. The same clear checklist, every time.
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New client, anxious about missing a deadline.
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Set up once, then let the agent handle the repetitive work — your team steps in when it matters.
Intake checklists, document lists, and process timelines—never improvised answers from the open web.
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Sofia
Re: What documents do I need for an H-1B extension?
New client, anxious about missing a deadline.
Live chat
Live chat
Out of the box
Start from the template, then customize anything in the builder.
Clients receive the right forms for H‑1B, green card, or extension workflows.
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Offer attorney reviews when the agent reaches the limits of general information.
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