Immigration case management, re-engineered for nonprofits.

Run high-volume casework from one workspace—priorities, repeatable procedures, USCIS forms, client follow-up, and funder reporting included.

Built for nonprofit immigration legal-aid teams—not individual visa applicants.

FastVisa · Case workspace
CL
#N400 · OPENED JUL 10, 2026
Client
N-400 · Application for Naturalization
Open
Case Package6 to upload
green card (front & back copy)Upload documents
valid passport + all entry/exit stampsUpload documents
full travel history — all trips outside US (last 5 yrs)Upload documents
tax returns (last 5 years)Upload documents
marriage certificate if applicableUpload documents
police certificates if applicableUpload documents
1 Milestone 1: Case Opened 0/6
1.1Client fills N-400 intake questionnaireClient
To doPL
1.2Confirm eligibility (5yr continuous residence)Lead attorney
To doLA
1.3Verify physical presence (30 months minimum)Lead attorney
To doLA
Client fills N-400 intake questionnaire
Assigned toParalegal
MilestoneM1 · Case Opened
N-400 Intake QuestionnaireNot started
Biographical Information0/15
Travel History (last 5 years)0/10
Employment History0/10
0 of 55 questions answeredStart
Discussion · 3Internal only
LA
Lead attorney2h ago

The client listed a 7-month trip to Mexico in 2023 — flag it when you confirm continuous residence.

PL
Paralegal1h ago

Asked the client for the entry/exit stamps — added them to the case package checklist.

LA
Lead attorney20m ago

Perfect. Once those are in, 1.2 and 1.3 can close the same day.

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CLINIC national partner. FastVisa works alongside legal-aid, resettlement, and immigration practice teams — with nonprofit pricing reviewed with the network.

How it works · one connected case

One case, start to status — nothing dropped in between.

Here's the same work in one system. Walk one client through their asylum case — from intake to funder report. Every step stays on the record, with the next action already waiting. A missed deadline isn't a line in a spreadsheet; it's a family sent back.

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Intake
Case open
I-589
Biometrics
EAD
Decision
New intake · guided questionnaire
CL
TICKET #T-5521 · SPANISH
Client
Submitted their own story, in their language
New
country_of_fear→Structured field
entry_date→2025-11-02
documents→4 uploaded
Why this matters ▾
Clients tell their story once, in their own language. It lands as a structured ticket — no re-keying, no email attachments to hunt for.
Intake in their language

They tell their story once — in their own words.

Clean records in, defensible reports out.

No more paper forms or re-telling the story at every step. Launch a branded intake page in your client's language — every answer lands as structured, triage-ready case data. Switch the preview to see exactly what your clients see.

Capture intake in the language clients actually use while the program record stays consistent, searchable, and ready for triage—so every number you report back is one you can stand behind.

Client intake · English
Full legal nameWhat is your full name?
Reason for seeking helpWhy are you seeking protection or status?
Upload documentsAdd your passport, IDs, and any evidence

The same structured record lands in FastVisa, whichever language they used:

FastVisa program record

client.full_nameJoseph Fombah
matter.service_typeAdjustment of status
client.languageen-US
triage.statusReady for review
Structured data · complete

Your team sees the work. Your client sees the way forward.

End the "any update on my case?" emails. The same case, role by role — staff work the tasks and deadlines; the client sees plain-language status and the next step, in their language. Switch the view.

FastVisa · staff workspace
CL
CASE #1247 · I-589 AFFIRMATIVE ASYLUM
Client
Assigned to Lead attorney · opened Feb 12
In progress
Open tasks
4
Next deadline
3 days
Days in progress
42
  • I-589 filed with USCISLAApr 3
  • Respond to RFE — draft in reviewLADue 3 days
  • Request pay stubs from clientPLWaiting on client
  • Prepare I-765 (work permit)PLTo do
Lead attorney edited the RFE response draft · just now
Same case — staff work the tasks; the client sees plain-language status, in their language, on any device.
The platform behind the story

Everything one client's case touched — running across your whole caseload.

01 · Action queue

Start with the work that needs you.

The client's RFE response is one of the 18 open actions here. Managing attorneys see review work, client blockers, and approaching deadlines without opening every case or relying on a separate spreadsheet.

My action queue

Friday, July 10 · 18 open actions

Needs my review 6
Asylum client
I-589 · CASE-0148
Review client declaration and attorney notes
Attorney
Adjustment client
I-485 · CASE-0119
Approve adjustment packet for filing
Attorney
Citizenship client
N-600 · CASE-0161
Sign off on citizenship evidence
Attorney
Waiting on client 7
Naturalization client
N-400 · CASE-0156
Upload 2025 tax transcript
Portal reminder sent
Family-petition client
I-130 · CASE-0093
Confirm five-year address history
Spanish intake
Asylum client
I-589 · CASE-0102
Send country-condition documents
Portal reminder sent
Deadline < 14 days 5
Asylum client
I-589 · CASE-1247
Respond to RFE — draft in review
Lead attorney
Work-permit client
I-765 · CASE-0133
Respond to RFE evidence checklist
Attorney
Travel-doc client
I-131 · CASE-0127
Finalize supporting documents
Attorney
02 · Repeatable casework

Set up once. Start every case ready.

The Affirmative Asylum procedure that opened the client's case is a reusable template — pick one and the right tasks, forms, and deadlines are ready for the next client too, with reviewed case data flowing into USCIS forms.

Choose a procedure

Templates keep every office on the same reviewed playbook.

Review before assigning
Form I-765 · data reuse preview

Client intake · Spanish

NameClient, Sample
DOB1988-11-04
CountryEl Salvador
A-NumberA-214-093-771
Form I-765USCIS · Draft
Review
Every populated field remains editable.
03 · AI-drafted procedures

Describe a case type — FastVisa drafts the whole procedure.

No more building every case type from scratch. Describe a new program in a sentence and FastVisa drafts the forms, tasks, and timeline — your team reviews and approves before anything is saved.

⚡

AI Procedure Generator

Drafts a complete procedure from a prompt · your team approves
LIVE
Prompt
"Create an Affirmative Asylum procedure for a family case — including the I-589, biometrics, work authorization (I-765), and the asylum interview."
Draft only — nothing is saved until your team reviews it.
04 · Funder reporting

Build the report from the work already done.

The client's case is already in these numbers. Select program fields, apply the grant filters, schedule delivery, and export a usable CSV—without rebuilding the same spreadsheet every reporting cycle.

  • Grant-ready numbers, no manual tally
  • One clean view per funder
  • Export or schedule delivery in a click

Case data in. Funder-ready view out.

The report builder stays close to the case record, so program teams can answer reporting questions without asking staff to re-enter data.

  • Choose only the columns the grant requires
  • Scope by program, office, or reporting period
  • Schedule recurring delivery for leadership
  • Export the exact visible view to CSV
RPT

FY26 Asylum Services · Quarterly report

Last edited by Program Operations · just now

Saved
People served286
Open cases173
Closed this period41
ClientStatusOfficeLanguageAttorneyOpened
Asylum clientActiveAustinDariAttorney02/08/26
Work-permit clientEvidenceHoustonAmharicAttorney01/22/26
Family-petition clientActiveAustinSpanishAttorney11/17/25
Travel-doc clientClosedDallasArabicAttorney09/03/25
05 · Multi-office

One platform. Clear boundaries for every office.

The client's case lives in one program's workspace — and leadership still sees it roll up beside every other office and program. One system, clear boundaries, one shared story.

Separate workspaces

Organize programs and locations without losing the shared operating model.

AustinAsylum · 168 cases
HoustonFamily · 121 cases
DallasCitizenship · 97 cases
Remote clinicPro bono · 44 cases

Access follows responsibility

Staff see the casework they own; program leadership can see the whole service line.

Program
APMCJKRSLM

Roll up the story

Compare program activity without merging separate spreadsheets after the fact.

Austin · 168 cases
Houston · 121 cases
Dallas · 97 cases
Remote · 44 cases
Integrations

Connect the systems your programs already rely on.

FastVisa plugs into the case, document, billing, and messaging tools your team already uses—so records stay in sync instead of scattered.

LegalServerCase and client records
BonterraETO + Apricot
DocuSignSignatures
QuickBooksBilling data
Google + OutlookEmail and calendar
TwilioClient messaging
Connected, without silent overwrites

Run the sync. See exactly what changes.

FastVisa maps clean records, holds conflicts for a person to review, and writes every decision into the audit trail.

LSLegalServerSource · program record
Idle
FastVisaDestination · case workspaceFV
Source fieldFastVisa valueStatus
client.full_name→Joseph FombahPending
client.a_number→A-209-614-882Pending
matter.case_type→I-485 · adjustmentPending
client.mobile_phone→+1 612 555 0147Pending
matter.assigned_staff→A. RiveraPending
program.funding_code→FY26-RS-04Pending
matter.office→MinneapolisPending
matter.opened_at→2026-06-18Pending
Review held conflicts 2 fields⌄
FastVisa does not pick a winner when two systems disagree. Choose the source of truth and keep the decision on the record.
client.mobile_phoneLegalServer · +1 612 555 0174
matter.officeFastVisa · St. Paul
AL
Immutable audit preview
0 events
  • No sync events yet · run sync to populate the audit log.
Access you can explain

Show who can see what—and who changed it.

Give every role the access it needs, keep sensitive case data scoped, and pull a readable trail when leadership, auditors, or funders ask.

  • SOC 2 report and control documentation available in diligence
  • Role-based access, SSO, and MFA for distributed teams
  • Audit-log export for case, record, and permission changes
  • Guided migration with data export and ownership preserved
  • Onboarding support that includes administrators and frontline staff
✓ Program access · Refugee ServicesUpdated by System Administrator · today at 10:42 Enforced
RoleCasesReportsSettings
Managing attorney✓✓
Case worker✓
Grants manager✓
System admin✓✓
Recent access events

10:42 · M. Chen changed Case worker report access → None

09:18 · SSO login accepted · a.rivera@northstar.org

Yesterday · Quarterly audit log exported · 1,248 events

See it run on your caseload.

A 30-minute walkthrough built around your case types, languages, and funders — no generic slide deck.

Book a demo →
Questions teams ask before switching

The operational questions deserve direct answers.

Bring your workflow, security, migration, and pricing questions to the demo. We will map the answer to your organization—not a generic setup.

Is there pricing for nonprofit organizations?

FastVisa offers nonprofit-focused conversations based on team size, programs, and implementation needs. The demo is where we scope the right package rather than forcing your organization into a generic plan.

What happens to our current case data?

The implementation team reviews your source systems, field mapping, document needs, and migration sequence before the move. You can validate the migrated structure before your team relies on it.

How is sensitive client information controlled?

The Security section above shows how role-based access and the audit trail work in the product. Bring your security review to the demo and we'll walk through the available documentation and how access is configured for your organization.

How do we standardize work without disrupting attorneys?

Start with the procedures your team already trusts. FastVisa translates them into reusable tasks, forms, owners, and checkpoints, then supports onboarding by role and office.

Reviews from G2 · rated 4.8/5

“Efficient, concise, and user-friendly case management”

★★★★★ 5/5
What do you like best about FastVisa?

Adding comments and uploading documents straight to a case is easy — even drag and drop. The client portal saves us time and mailing costs, and the priority-date alerts, deadline tasks, and responsive support make it complete.

Liz G.

“Streamlined Operations, Affordable Yet Powerful”

★★★★★ 5/5
What do you like best about FastVisa?

FastVisa is simple enough that our staff actually learn it and use it consistently. Reporting lets managers monitor the work, standardized data keeps continuity across offices — and it's considerably more affordable for our nonprofit than our previous system.

Anali L.

“Comprehensive, User-Friendly, and Quick to Learn”

★★★★★ 5/5
What do you like best about FastVisa?

FastVisa was quick and easy for my team to learn. Support promptly addresses any form-generation issues, and it has eliminated the recurring invoicing and data-storage problems we had with other case-management systems.

Margarita M. · Immigration Attorney, Morton Law, PLLC

“Successful launch of an immigration case management system!”

★★★★★ 5/5
What do you like best about FastVisa?

After two and a half years it's a complete system for us — customizable intake, form completion, client interaction, data tracking, reporting, priority dates, and deadlines. Technical support is friendly and timely.

Terrina W.

“FastVisa has been fantastic! I highly recommend FastVisa.”

★★★★★ 5/5
What do you like best about FastVisa?

The FastVisa team meets with us regularly, stays open to suggestions, and implements additions quickly. It's far more user-friendly than the larger legacy products in the industry.

Justin E.

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