Take on more cases.Without adding headcount.
A 4–5 hour draft, down to a final draft in under 30 minutes — built from your firm's own approved templates.
A great product, priced simply — $149 per user, per month.
Start with a free 5-day trial on your own casework. After that, LEO is $149 per user per month — month to month, cancel anytime. No multi-year commitment, no bundled minimums, just the product.
USCIS is already using automated tools on your filings.
USCIS's own evidence-classification and document-matching systems are flagging mismatched or mis-tagged filings for RFEs before a human adjudicator ever opens the case.†
LEO is trained on the same body of law, policy, and real RFE, NOID, and denial patterns those systems test against — so filings are built to hold up from the first draft, not just to get done fast.
† Cozen O'Connor, "Growing Use of Artificial Intelligence in U.S. Immigration Adjudications Is Driving Higher RFE and Denial Rates," 2026.
Most immigration work is flat fee. Drafting time isn't billed back — it's capacity you don't get again.
Every cover letter, motion, or support letter drafted by hand isn't recovered as billable time — it's a case you didn't have room to take, a colleague's absence you couldn't cover, or an evening you didn't get back.
Hand-drafting
per document, per case — the same whether you bill hourly or flat fee
- Capacity capped by however many hours are in the day
- A paralegal or associate leaving takes months of drafting capacity with them
- Growth means hiring, before it means more cases
- Unbillable hours — translation, letters, formatting — eat into flat-fee margin
With LEO
final draft ready — first draft in under a minute
- Take on more cases without adding headcount
- One person out — sick, or gone for good — doesn't stall the caseload
- Growth doesn't require a hire first
- Time back for the parts of the job only a person can do — and for your own life outside it
This isn't about billing more hours — it's about how many cases your firm can actually carry, and what the people carrying them get to keep for themselves.
What would this be worth to your firm?
Enter your own numbers below — the results update as you type.
Estimate only, based on the figures you enter — not a guarantee. Assumes a LEO-assisted final draft at 30 minutes per case.
From your firm's own work product to a finished draft, in four steps.
Onboard your firm
Your approved templates and filed work product configure how LEO drafts and formats for your firm — layered on top of its built-in immigration law corpus.
Ask LEO
Request a cover letter, a TOA/TOC, a motion, an EB-1A brief, a waiver brief, a support letter, or a translation — in plain language, like briefing an associate.
Get a first draft in under a minute
LEO returns a structured first draft in under 60 seconds: formatted, consistent, and built from your firm's approved language plus the immigration law corpus.
Review and finalize — under 30 minutes
Your attorneys review, revise, and finalize. LEO accelerates the draft — it never replaces attorney judgment.
Grounded in the actual body of immigration law — not the open internet.
A dedicated immigration law database
LEO runs on its own purpose-built database — not the open internet — covering the full body of immigration law and how USCIS and DOS actually apply it.
Grounded in primary sources
The corpus is the full INA, USCIS Policy Manuals, immigration case law, Policy Memos, and the Adjudicator's Field Manual (AFM) — so drafts are grounded in the actual law and policy, not invented case law.
Trained to respond to real RFEs, NOIDs, and denials
LEO has been trained on how real Requests for Evidence, Notices of Intent to Deny, and denials get issued and resolved — so it drafts filings built to hold up against that exact kind of scrutiny, not just generic boilerplate.
Curated daily, by a practicing attorney
The corpus is reviewed and curated every day by an award-winning immigration attorney with 15+ years in practice — not scraped automatically or left to update on its own. Firm and client data is never used to train the model; every update is manual.
Real production work — not a chatbot demo.
Attorneys and staff already running on LEO.
Translating foreign-language documents and writing client letters used to take up half my week. With LEO, that same work takes under 30 seconds — it's gone from about 50% of my time to roughly 5%.
I tested a few other systems alongside LEO and chose LEO for myself first. Within a month I'd set up accounts for all five of my attorneys — I tell every colleague in Georgia about what it's done for our firm.
LEO has been incredibly useful and helpful — after three months of using it, I upgraded to the premium plan without hesitation.
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Still running an immigration AI system built when AI was a novelty?
The problem with early legal-AI tools isn't that they were bad at launch — it's that most of them stopped there. Technology in this space moves fast enough to pass a frozen system by in a season, not years.
Built once, left alone
running on whatever AI model existed the day it launched
- Locked to an early AI model that isn't the model anymore
- Rules and templates that don't track USCIS or policy changes
- Often locked behind long-term contracts either way
LEO
fully dynamic, constantly updated
- Backed by the most sophisticated AI available — continuously updated
- Corpus curated daily by a practicing attorney, never left to go stale
- No long-term contracts — month to month, cancel anytime
Before you book.
Does LEO replace our current system, like Docketwise?
No — LEO works alongside the case management system and workflow you already run. You keep what's working; LEO adds the drafting layer on top.
What types of work product can LEO help produce?
Cover letters, TOA/TOC, briefs, motions, responses, support letters, translations, EB-1A briefs, waiver briefs, and case review audits — delivered fast, structured, and consistent with your firm's own templates.
How long does it take to get set up?
It depends on scope. Most teams start with a narrow, high-volume workflow first, then expand from there once it's proven out.
How much does LEO cost?
$149 per user, per month — no long-term contracts, cancel anytime. Start with a free 5-day trial on your own casework before you commit to anything.
Does LEO train on our clients' data, or share it with anyone else?
No. LEO never trains on data provided by firms or users. Its legal knowledge comes from its own dedicated corpus (INA, Policy Manuals, case law, Policy Memos, AFM, RFE/NOID/denial patterns), curated and updated manually by an award-winning immigration attorney — not by ingesting client data or pulling from the open internet.
Does LEO replace an associate or paralegal?
No — LEO produces a structured first draft your attorneys review, revise, and finalize. It removes the blank-page time, not attorney judgment.
How do we get started?
Start with a free 5-day trial, or try LEO in Limited Mode first with no signup required. Questions first? Email michael@leoagent.ai.
See LEO draft on your own case type.
Try it now in Limited Mode — no signup, no sensitive data required. Or bring a real motion or letter to a demo and we'll show you what LEO produces from your firm's own templates.