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.
Immigration law changes faster than any model is trained. Now Lex looks it up: it searches the web, reads official sources first (uscis.gov, travel.state.gov, the Federal Register, EOIR) and links every material claim to the page it came from, with the date it was published and the date it takes effect. It says plainly when a change is only proposed, or when only news coverage backs a claim. Then it holds the finding against your records and tells you which cases are affected. Lex searches for the legal question only, never a client's name, A-number or receipt number.
- A sources card under every researched answer, with official pages marked
- Ready-made workflows on the Desk home: the Visa Bulletin, a processing delay, country conditions
- Published USCIS processing times by form and office, flagged when they're out of date