CaseBlink

What CaseBlink is

CaseBlink is web software for immigration practitioners who organize, research, draft, and assemble cases and visa petitions. Its document organizer tags and labels files, sorts them, and generates summaries and key details for drafting. AI agents research the USCIS Policy Manual, AAO decisions, and government websites, and can analyze case data. Drafting tools can be customized to a firm’s style, fill immigration forms, and support RFE response workflows. Google Drive, SharePoint, and a Microsoft Word plugin are listed for document access and drafting workflows.

Plans are priced per seat and generally include unlimited cases, though Enterprise may use a per-seat or case cap. Lite costs $100 a month and includes automated packet assembly, tabbed PDF export, and organized exhibit lists. Core Autopilot costs $200 a month and adds AI drafting and case preparation, an immigration AI assistant, and AI agents. Pro Beta costs $300 a month and includes team management, case tracking, a client portal, collaboration tools, and log tracking. Enterprise uses custom pricing. CaseBlink says it is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant and describes encryption, SSO, audit logs, and client-data privacy protections.

Who it suits

CaseBlink suits immigration attorneys and legal professionals, from solo practitioners to growing firms, who want case organization, research, drafting, and assembly workflows in a web product. The per-seat plans and team tools also suit practices coordinating work across staff.

Limits

There is no free plan; the paid plans include a 14-day trial. Enterprise may have a per-seat or case cap, while other plan descriptions say they include unlimited cases.

Getting started

1. Open the CaseBlink website.
2. Choose a per-seat plan: Lite, Core Autopilot, or Pro Beta; Enterprise has custom pricing.
3. Use the 14-day trial to evaluate the service.
4. Access the service on the web.
5. Connect document workflows through Google Drive, SharePoint, or the Microsoft Word plugin.

Verdict

Choose CaseBlink if an immigration practice needs a web-based workflow for documents, research, drafting, and petition assembly. Its per-seat pricing and legal-practice focus are central considerations; practices seeking a free plan should look elsewhere.