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Conditional Green Card & Marriage-Breakdown Navigator

A guided tool for people whose marriage is breaking down while an immigration case is in progress — explaining what divorce means for a conditional green card (the I-751 waiver), when a citizen petitioner must withdraw or risk fraud, the affidavit-of-support obligations that survive divorce, and how to protect yourself when a spouse weaponizes the immigration process.

Immigration Document Reconstruction Navigator

A guided tool for immigrants stuck without the civil documents their case requires — no birth certificate, lost passport, no valid ID, documents from a country whose records are inaccessible. Walks you through obtaining, replacing, or substituting (with secondary evidence and affidavits) the exact civil documents USCIS or the consulate needs, plus translation and apostille steps.

Port-of-Entry CBP Prep & Rights

A prep tool for visa, ESTA, and green-card holders anxious about crossing the US border — explains what triggers secondary inspection, how to answer CBP questions accurately, your actual rights around phone and social-media searches, what to do if detained or denied entry, and how to avoid the patterns (like returning 'too soon') that get people turned around even on valid visas.

Visa Denial Diagnostic & Reapplication Strategist

A tool that helps people understand WHY their visa or ESTA was actually denied or revoked — since consular officers rarely explain — and builds a concrete strategy for whether, when, and how to reapply with a stronger case. Decodes 214(b), 221(g), and administrative-processing outcomes into plain English and an action plan.

Crimmigration Exposure Checker

A tool that tells a non-citizen what immigration danger a specific criminal charge actually creates — input your exact charge (statute code), state, disposition, and immigration status, and get a plain-English read on whether it likely triggers deportability, inadmissibility, mandatory detention, or a bar to relief, plus an urgent prompt to get the right specialist attorney.