I remember my first foray into humanitarian immigration. After seeing how much time humanitarian immigration attorneys spent on bottlenecks for case activity, I wanted to look further. One big problem was spending excess time on "final checks" on documents for red flags for USCIS, such as information inconsistency. When an attorney doesn't, they spend much time arguing client credibility in court.This compelled me to build Visa Analyzer, which helps automate document review for immigration attorneys who handle VAWA, U Visa, T Visa, and Asylum by assisting them in automatically drafting pleadings and briefs, automating inconsistency analysis, and grading the pleadings as they make changes to ensure they're compliant for their packets.When I'm not geeking out over document automation, I'm discussing philosophy and literature, lifting at the gym, or browsing a new art exhibition.If you want to chat about the above, shoot me a DM!