What the client sees
Bonjou! Mwen la pou pran enfòmasyon w yo.
Ki non konplè w?
Èske ou deja gen yon ka ki louvri nan USCIS?
Ki dokiman ou genyen kounye a?
Ki jou ak ki lè ki pi bon pou yon konsiltasyon?
What the firm sees
- Language
- Haitian Creole
- Matter
- Existing immigration case
- Existing USCIS case
- Yes
- Receipt available
- Yes
- Deadline reported
- August 29
- Documents
- I-797, EAD
- Consultation
- Thursday at 2:00 PM
Client reports having an existing immigration matter and is requesting attorney review of the current status and available legal options.
Natural Kreyòl, not machine-translated English
Questions, buttons, upload instructions, error messages and confirmation screens are written in Kreyòl. Official identifiers — USCIS, I-485, I-130, I-797, EAD, I-94, A-Number, Receipt Number — stay recognizable.
Original answers preserved
Attorneys always see the client's verbatim Kreyòl responses next to the English summary, with a reminder that AI summaries must be verified.
More languages by design
Spanish, French, Portuguese and Mandarin can be switched on as the firm's client base grows — the data model already carries the client's preferred language.