Spend Your Time on Strategy, Not Data Entry
Your expertise belongs on case strategy and client counsel — not on retyping passport numbers. Let LexBard handle the forms while you handle the law.
Upload your client's documents once. LexBard extracts the facts, completes the petition packet, and shows its work at every step — a citation behind every answer, a check across every form, and a second independent read whenever you want one. You review a draft you can actually verify, not one you have to take on faith.
Why we built LexBard
Every immigration case means entering the same names, dates, and addresses into form after form — time a paralegal could spend on the judgment calls only a person can make, not on retyping.
LexBard does the data entry instead, and does it more thoroughly than manual entry realistically can: every answer sourced back to your documents, checked against every other form in the case, on every single case — not just the ones your team has time to double-check closely.
The same discipline applies when something needs fixing. Correct it once — download, fix whatever's wrong, re-upload — and LexBard locks everything you changed and carries all of it forward, across every other form and every future draft for that client. One corrected draft covers everything you fixed, not a separate retyped patch per form.
Every answer sourced back to your documents, checked across every form in the case.
Correct one fact and LexBard treats it as ground truth — for that field, and for every other related fact it finds about the same person, across every future draft.
The same rigor, applied to a form you've already filled — an independent second read, not a rubber stamp.
Team seats, a reusable firm profile, automatic retention, and signature verification — process management, not just data entry.
Every answer traces back to a document — not a feature bolted on afterward, but what makes the cross-form checks and the client deliverables below actually trustworthy.
A verbatim quote, source document, and page behind every field LexBard fills. Every download ships with citation PDFs and a spreadsheet-ready index.
"Sources to check" separates answers whose quote couldn't be located from answers with no source at all — your review time goes where the risk actually is.
Beyond what made it onto the form, LexBard scans your documents for content that might not have — a name, a date, a detail with nowhere obvious to go — and gives you a reviewable list, so you know what to double-check before you file.
Client documents don't arrive in English only. LexBard reads foreign-language birth certificates, marriage records, and IDs directly — names romanized, descriptive text translated, identifiers copied exactly as printed.
The same verified facts flow into every form in the packet — and before a case is marked complete, LexBard runs a whole-case review that reads every form together and flags anything that contradicts, not just what's missing.
Every name and address is checked for whether it's a real, geographically consistent value — not just whether it's well-formed — catching a swapped city and state, or a placeholder that slipped through.
LexBard knows which fields are only required once another answer triggers them, and flags the gap even when the form's own layout doesn't make the dependency obvious.
The data-quality checklist shows every category LexBard checked against your case — including the ones that came back clean — not just the ones that raised a flag.
Download, fix everything that's wrong in one pass, re-upload. LexBard locks every value you changed and treats it as ground truth going forward — for that field, and for anything else it finds about the same person, so one fix can ripple through the form and resolve problems you never touched. Your first corrected draft on a form doesn't bill you.
Residence, employment, and family cross-checks don't just catch our mistakes — they surface real gaps and mismatches only your client can close: a period with no address or employer on record, a marriage date or shared address that doesn't line up across the case. You find out during case prep, not after you've already filed.
A per-person summary of every family relationship on record, grouped so a missing spouse or child is visible by the shape of a thin section, not by reading prose — a document you and your client can go through together, not an internal-only QA artifact.
Residence and employment interleaved across every form into one client-ready chronology, cross-checked automatically — addresses that should match but don't, dates that overlap or leave a gap, all surfaced before you or your client has to notice them.
Already have an intake questionnaire or a partial answer sheet for a client? Upload it and LexBard starts the draft from those answers instead of a blank one — filled and cited the same way as any other draft. Want your existing answers independently checked against your documents too, not just used as a starting point? That's Validate + Complete, next.
Not sure the population approach will work for your cases? This is how you find out, using a case you already know. Populate + Cite's citations and cross-form checks don't stop at a blank form — upload one you've already completed, and Validate + Complete runs the exact same engine against it, checking every entry with the same rigor and filling in whatever's still blank. Never a silent overwrite.
Run a case you've already filed by hand through Validate + Complete and see for yourself whether LexBard's independent read agrees with how your firm actually works — before you trust it on new work.
Your own entries aren't taken on faith. Each one is searched against your case's documents the same way an extracted value is, and judged against whatever quote it finds — so a supported answer and an unsupported one never look the same.
A validated form isn't set apart from the rest of the case. It's read by the same whole-case contradiction check, the Family Reference Document, and the history timeline as every other form — nothing about validating opts it out of the review that finalizes your client's file.
An independent extraction from the same documents can turn up a wrong box checked or a typo in your own filing — exactly what a second reviewer would catch, shown side by side with the evidence and never overwritten automatically.
Correctness gets your forms right. This is what makes LexBard usable as part of how your firm actually works.
Team seats with invitations and roles, a reusable G-28 firm profile you enter once, duplicate-upload detection across every case, and a document checklist and multi-case dashboard that keep a full caseload visible at a glance.
Inactive cases close and retire on their own — no housekeeping on your end. Want a client's data gone sooner? One click scrubs the extracted values and stored files, and the audit trail stays intact either way.
Upload signed pages and LexBard confirms it's the right form — and the right edition — before merging and flattening the final packet.
5 forms live today, with more shipping from the most-filed USCIS forms nationally
Enter your firm's details once -- reused across every case and form.
Full family-based petition, including Part 9 overflow continuation sheets.
The most-filed USCIS form -- completed from the same documents you already collect, no separate intake.
Full green card adjustment of status, including Part 14 continuation sheets for longer histories.
Filed alongside a spousal I-130 -- shares the petitioner's already-extracted documents, no separate upload.
Your expertise belongs on case strategy and client counsel — not on retyping passport numbers. Let LexBard handle the forms while you handle the law.
Simple, usage-based plans that scale with your caseload
One credit is one unit of work — a form, or a correction. Every plan below prices the same credit differently; the form and correction prices are the same on every plan.
No monthly fee. For firms whose immigration work is occasional.
For firms that handle immigration work every month.
Same allowance as Monthly, 20% off our list rate — for firms ready to commit.
Frequently Asked Questions
LexBard currently completes G-28, I-130, I-765, I-485, and I-130A. 8 more forms are on the roadmap, prioritized by national filing volume and by what attorneys ask for.
Open a case, choose the forms it needs, and upload your client's documents — passports, prior filings, IDs, and other supporting materials. LexBard extracts the relevant facts and completes the forms. You review and edit everything, then download the finished packet.
Your clients' documents and data stay private to your account and are used only to prepare their forms. You control what gets uploaded to each case.
Yes — always. LexBard prepares drafts; you review, edit, and approve every field before anything is filed. The attorney remains responsible for the filing, exactly as with forms prepared by hand.
No. LexBard is a preparation tool built for licensed immigration attorneys and their teams. It automates the data entry and form completion — it does not provide legal advice.
Every field LexBard fills carries a citation — the source document, page, and a verbatim quote. Fields whose quote couldn't be located, or that have no source at all, are flagged separately so you know exactly what to double-check before filing.
Download the form, fix everything that needs it in one pass, and re-upload it. LexBard diffs your corrected draft, locks every value you changed, and carries all of it forward to every future form for that client — your first corrected draft on a form is free, and a small flat fee after that. You're never billed again for the same mistakes on the same documents.
Yes. Before a case is marked complete, LexBard runs a whole-case review that reads every form together — not just each form on its own — and flags anything that doesn't agree: an address that should match but doesn't, a relationship stated differently on two forms, dates that don't line up. This runs automatically; there's nothing to configure.
A per-person summary of every family relationship on record across the case — parents, spouses, children, siblings — grouped so a missing family member is visible by the shape of a thin section, not by reading prose. It ships automatically with every case alongside a history timeline that interleaves residence and employment across every form into one chronology, both at no extra cost.
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