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AI & Automation·Jul 29, 2026·New·2 min read

Turn a folder of documents into a client — without retyping any of it.

Drop in passports, old filings and half-filled worksheets; Lexfill reads the bundle and proposes the client, case and forms — and nothing is saved until you confirm.

Not every client is a new one. On New client, choose Upload documentsand drop in whatever the matter already has — passports, green cards, birth certificates, the half-filled worksheet a paralegal built over email. Lexfill reads the bundle and proposes the client's identity and case type for you to check. Confirm, and the client, the case, the filed documents and the partly-filled forms are all built at once, with the same AI review you get after an intake pointing at what still needs attention.

  • Nothing is saved until you confirm — no client, no case, no row in your list. Leave and come back to it under Resume import
  • Every value shows the document it came from, marked High or Check — and where two documents disagree, both are kept
  • Your client is never contacted: an import leaves you a task to invite them, on your timing

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AI & Automation·Oct 26, 2026·2 min read

Hand Lex a file, and it fills the form from it.

Attach a client's filled form, worksheet or scan at the Desk and ask Lex to fill the I-130 from it: every value lands on a card for you to check, and nothing is written until you press Confirm.

Team & Integrations·Oct 25, 2026·2 min read

Lexfill for iPhone is here, in preview.

Now in preview, a native iPhone app for attorneys away from their desk: see which cases need you, answer clients in their own thread, and ask Lex about anything in the firm.

AI & Automation·Oct 25, 2026·2 min read

Lex now researches the web, and checks your cases against what it finds.

Ask about a policy alert, this month's Visa Bulletin, TPS for a country or a recent decision, and Lex reads the official sources, links every claim with its date and tells you which of your cases it affects.