A year after the asylum grant, the green card application shouldn't be another ordeal. Lexfill guides your client through the I-485 in their own language — Arabic included, right to left — and hands you a filled, review-ready form.
Many asylees answer best in their first language, on a phone, in short sittings. Lexfill's pathway asks only the questions an asylee adjustment needs — nothing about petitions they don't have.
The applicant answers one plain question at a time about their grant, entries, and history — in Arabic, Spanish, Turkish, or English — and can pause any time. The asylee pathway skips every question that doesn't apply to their case.
The asylum grant letter, birth certificate, and photo land on a short, focused checklist. Lexfill identifies each upload and reads the key facts into the client profile; the attorney verifies every document before it counts.
When the intake completes, the I-485 is a filled, review-ready PDF — with the asylee filing category handled by your team, not the client, and every field editable before filing.
Lexfill reads the intake and the grant letter together and flags what needs a second look — a filing date inside the one-year window, a date that contradicts the record — in plain English.
One year after being granted asylum and physically present in the U.S., an asylee may apply for a green card by filing Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status. Lexfill runs an asylee-specific intake pathway and fills the I-485 for attorney review.
Lexfill's checklist covers the asylum grant letter, birth certificate, and a passport-style photo, with the passport optional when available. Each upload is AI-identified, read into the client profile, and verified by the attorney.
Yes. The intake runs in English, Spanish, Turkish, Arabic, or Chinese — with full right-to-left layout for Arabic — and every answer arrives in the attorney console in English. Language is often the biggest barrier in asylee cases; this removes it.
No. Lexfill's pathway logic asks only the questions an asylee adjustment needs. Attorney-side questions — like the filing category — stay in the console for your team, so the client is never confronted with legal terminology.
No. Lexfill prepares the record — intake, documents, filled I-485, and flags. The attorney reviews, edits, approves, and files everything.
Yes. Lexfill integrates with Clio directly: connect your account, import your contacts and matters in a click, and push completed work back to Clio when you're done. On a different vendor? We'll do your migration for free — our team moves your clients and matters into Lexfill for you, usually within a few days.
The same guided intake, document intelligence, and review flags — tuned to each case type you handle.
Create your firm workspace, send the asylee intake in your client's language, and review a filled I-485.