Guides
Running an immigration practice, written down.
Practical, current guides for attorneys and office managers. Use them with or without VoxCross.
- 01 How immigration law firms get more clients (without buying more leads) Speed to lead, bilingual intake, follow-up, reviews and past clients: where firms actually win cases.
- 02 AI for immigration lawyers: what helps, what to avoid, and ABA Opinion 512 Where AI earns its place in an immigration practice, and the ethics rules that still apply.
- 03 EAD automatic extension ended: what immigration firms must change now The October 2025 rule, who it affects, and the renewal workflow that avoids gaps in work authorization.
- 04 Visa Bulletin: Final Action Dates vs Dates for Filing, explained Both charts, which one USCIS uses each month, and a monthly routine for your waiting clients.
- 05 Answering service vs AI receptionist for law firms A fair comparison of in-house, answering service, generic AI and immigration-specific intake.
- 06 How to choose case management software for an immigration firm The criteria that matter, the questions to ask vendors, and how the tools fit together.
- 07 The immigration deadline calendar every firm should keep RFEs, EADs, I-751, I-90, N-400 and the 2025 EAD rule change.
- 08 Immigration consultation intake questions, by case type What to ask before the consult, and the red flags to catch early.
- 09 “Any news on my case?” How to stop status calls from eating your week A system for proactive client updates that keeps the attorney in control.
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Thirty minutes. You call the line yourself.
On the demo we set the system up with your firm’s name, you call it from your own phone, and you watch the summary, the calendar entry and the prep brief arrive. If it isn’t obviously useful in the first five minutes, we hang up.
- Live line configured with your firm’s name before the call
- We check your case software and calendar on the call
- No pitch deck. You see the system work.
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