Qualify more immigration law leads before the first call
A basic contact form gives you a name, an email, and silence. Cliont greets every visitor with your video, walks them through their matter, collects documents, and hands you a scored, qualified lead.
A custom intake for every immigration law matter
Each one is a ready-to-embed smart survey tuned to the matter — open any to try the exact experience your leads would complete.
Adjustment of Status
Adjustment of Status is the process by which someone already in the United States applies for a green card through a qualifying family or employer sponsor, without having to leave for consular processing abroad.
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Advance Parole and Travel Documents
Authorization to travel outside the United States and re-enter while an underlying application, such as a pending green card, asylum, TPS, or DACA case, is still in process, for applicants who lack a passport or green card that already permits re-entry.
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Asylum and Withholding
Asylum and Withholding covers claims for protection from removal based on persecution tied to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or social group, including withholding of removal requests when full asylum relief is barred by timing or a prior denial.
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Consular Processing
Consular processing covers immigrant visa cases handled through a U.S. embassy or consulate abroad, where the applicant is outside the United States and relies on a qualifying family or employer sponsor to complete the immigrant visa process.
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DACA
Intake for prospective clients seeking help with DACA — whether filing for the first time, renewing an expired grant, or resolving a DACA-related problem — screened against physical presence, prior approval history, criminal record, and removal-proceedings status.
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E-2 Treaty Investor
E-2 Treaty Investor status requires a citizen of a qualifying treaty country to have committed a substantial, at-risk investment in a real, active U.S. business that they own or control, with the enterprise expected to grow beyond a marginal, subsistence-level operation.
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EB-1 EB-2 EB-3 Immigrant Visas
EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3 cases cover employment-based green card petitions for individuals with extraordinary ability, an advanced degree or exceptional ability, or qualifying work experience, sponsored by a U.S. employer or self-petitioned.
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Employment-Based Immigration
Intake for work-based immigration matters where a prospective client is pursuing a U.S. work visa, work-based green card, or a status change/extension, whether through an employer sponsor or self-petition.
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Family-Based Immigration
A family member's petition on behalf of a spouse, parent, child, or sibling seeking a U.S. immigration benefit, with eligibility turning on the petitioner's citizenship or green card status, the applicant's location and manner of entry, and any prior removal or criminal history.
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Fiance Visa K1
The K-1 fiancé visa lets a U.S. citizen petition for a foreign fiancé(e) to enter the United States and marry within 90 days, and qualification hinges on citizenship status, legal freedom to marry, and a documented in-person relationship.
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H-1B Specialty Occupation
H-1B Specialty Occupation covers new filings, transfers, extensions, or employer changes for foreign professionals in roles that require a bachelor's degree or higher in a specific field, qualified by employer sponsorship, degree match, and current immigration status.
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Habeas Corpus Petitions
A federal court petition challenging the lawfulness of a person's ongoing immigration detention, typically used to seek release, a bond hearing, or correction of custody after administrative options have stalled.
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Humanitarian Parole
Temporary permission for someone currently outside the United States to enter the country because of an urgent humanitarian emergency or a significant public benefit — not a routine visitor or work trip.
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Immigration Appeals BIA and Federal
Appeals of an immigration judge or Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) decision — such as a removal order or asylum denial — to the BIA or a federal circuit court, qualified by the decision date, who issued it, and whether the 30-day filing window is still open.
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Immigration Waivers
Immigration Waivers address a specific ground of ineligibility (such as unlawful presence, a prior removal, misrepresentation, or a criminal issue) that is blocking a visa, green card, or entry, usually tied to an existing or planned immigration case.
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L-1 Intracompany Transfer
A nonimmigrant visa category for employees transferring to a U.S. office from a related foreign company (parent, subsidiary, branch, or affiliate), requiring at least one qualifying year abroad in a managerial, executive, or specialized-knowledge role and a matching role in the U.S.
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Marriage-Based Green Cards
A green card petition filed on the basis of a bona fide marriage to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, qualified by marital status, sponsor willingness, evidence of a genuine relationship, and any removal, criminal, or fraud history that could affect admissibility.
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Naturalization and Citizenship
Naturalization and Citizenship covers helping lawful permanent residents apply for U.S. citizenship, checking eligibility under the 3-year or 5-year residency rules, or resolving a prior denial, RFE, or second-interview issue.
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O-1 Extraordinary Ability
Petition-based nonimmigrant classification for individuals with extraordinary ability in fields such as science, business, arts, athletics, or entertainment, requiring a U.S. petitioner (employer or agent) and evidence of sustained national or international acclaim.
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PERM Labor Certification
PERM Labor Certification is the U.S. Department of Labor process an employer must complete before sponsoring a foreign worker for an employment-based green card, confirming the job offer, wage, and candidate qualifications meet DOL standards.
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Removal and Deportation Defense
Legal representation for someone in active removal (deportation) proceedings, or facing an NTA, ICE notice, or final removal order, including cases where the client wants to reopen or appeal a past decision.
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Special Immigrant Juvenile Status
Special Immigrant Juvenile Status is immigration relief for an unmarried applicant under 21, physically present in the U.S., who has been abused, neglected, or abandoned by a parent and is in the care of a guardian, agency, or state court that can make the required custody/dependency findings.
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Student and Exchange Visas
Legal help for F-1, M-1, J-1, and related dependent visas, covering new applications, extensions, transfers, reinstatement, or status problems tied to studying, training, or an exchange program in the United States.
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Temporary Protected Status
Temporary Protected Status covers new TPS applications, renewals, and fixes for denials or lost status for nationals of countries with an active TPS designation, contingent on continuous U.S. residence since the required date and the absence of disqualifying criminal or removal history.
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TN Professionals
TN Professionals covers USMCA-based temporary work authorization for Canadian and Mexican citizens with a qualifying degree and a specific U.S. job offer in a listed profession such as engineering, accounting, or teaching.
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T Visa Trafficking Victims
A T visa protects trafficking victims who are physically present in the U.S., can show they were compelled by force, fraud, or coercion into labor or commercial sex, and are willing to assist law enforcement (or qualify for an exemption) despite fear of retaliation.
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U Visa Crime Victims
A U visa case is built around a noncitizen who suffered a qualifying crime in the United States, was harmed by it, and is willing to help investigators — intake needs to confirm the crime, the harm, the willingness to cooperate, and the odds of getting a signed law enforcement certification.
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VAWA Self-Petitions
A self-petition filed under the Violence Against Women Act by an abused spouse, parent, or child of a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, which requires evidence of the qualifying relationship, the abuse itself, cohabitation, and — for spousal cases — a good-faith marriage.
Preview intake →Information you need before every immigration law matter
- In United States
- Want Apply Get Green
- Have Qualifying Family Member
- Ever Been Ordered Removed/Deported,
- Ever Been Arrested, Charged,
- Ever Used Someone Else’S
- Able Provide Basic Documents
- Travel Outside United States
- Have Pending Immigration Application
- Already Have Valid U.S.
How immigration law lead scoring works
Value signals
- In United States: yes
- Want Apply Get Green: yes
- Have Qualifying Family Member: yes
- Able Provide Basic Documents: yes
- Travel Outside United States: yes
- Have Pending Immigration Application: yes
Urgency signals
- Seeking Permission Enter United
- There Specific Urgent Reason
- Have Documents That Can
- Person In Immigration Case,
- U.S. Company Have (Or
- It Be Unsafe Go
Lower-fit signals
- Ever Been Ordered Removed/Deported,: no
- Ever Been Arrested, Charged,: no
- Ever Used Someone Else’S: no
- Already Have Valid U.S.: no
- Ever Been Denied Asylum: no
- Been Convicted Serious Crime: no
Your visitor has a real matter. A contact form can’t hear it.
People and businesses seeking counsel arrive ready to explain the matter. Give them a conversation instead of a dead form — and get exactly what you need to win it.
Three empty fields and silence
- No matter details or scope
- No documents or context
- No way to tell a real lead from a tire-kicker
- You chase; most never reply
A guided conversation that converts
- Full matter scope in their own words
- Reports, contracts, and filings attached automatically
- Every lead scored by value
- High-intent leads flagged for you
From first click to qualified lead
Follow people and businesses seeking counsel through one smooth, guided flow.
They land & meet you
Your video greeting plays instantly — a real face instead of a blank form.
They explain the matter
Smart questions adapt to their matter and capture the full scope.
They share the documents
The facts, dates, and any paperwork come attached, so you can assess the matter before the consultation.
You get a ready lead
Scored and qualified — waiting for you to win it.
From template to routed lead
Cliont handles website intake and qualification; your existing business system remains the source of record after handoff.
Choose the right intake
Start with the industry, service, and matter template that matches the work you want to qualify.
Configure the experience
Add your video greeting, keep the questions you need, and choose which answers affect fit, urgency, and value.
Connect it to your site
Embed the guided intake on the relevant service page and test the complete phone, tablet, and desktop experience.
Route the qualified lead
Send the score, answers, and uploads into your chosen notification, CRM, or calendar workflow for staff follow-up.
Immigration Law lead-intake FAQs
What does a immigration law intake collect?
Each immigration law template asks job-specific questions drawn from the selected service, then captures contact details and relevant documents. The resulting submission gives the team more context than a name-and-email contact form.
How are immigration law leads scored?
Cliont weights answers that indicate scope, urgency, fit, and potential value. It sends the score with the visitor's answers so the team can prioritize stronger immigration law opportunities without manually reviewing every raw submission first.
Can visitors try a immigration law intake on a phone?
Yes. The guided intake is designed for mobile, tablet, and desktop browsers. Visitors can answer questions and attach the requested files from the device they already have with them.
Where can qualified immigration law leads be sent?
Cliont can route qualified leads to email, SMS, Slack, common CRM and calendar tools, Zapier, webhooks, or an API workflow. Cliont handles lead intake and qualification; the connected practice or business system remains the source of record after handoff.
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Unlimited intake forms and leads for your growing business.
- Unlimited intake forms
- Custom video greetings
- AI-powered voice bot
- English + Spanish support
- Automatic lead scoring
- Digital estimates & e-signatures
- Photo, video & file upload
- Advanced analytics dashboard
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Only pay when you receive a qualified lead.
- Unlimited intake forms
- Custom video greetings
- AI-powered voice bot
- English + Spanish support
- Automatic lead scoring
- Digital estimates & e-signatures
- Photo, video & file upload
- Charged only for submitted leads
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