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Customers

Firms that stopped paying for mechanical assembly.

Every figure below comes from the firm's own instrumentation — assembly time before and after, paralegal hours saved, and initial-filing RFE rate measured across two quarters.

18 hrs → 45 min
Median EB-2 NIW assembly

across design-partner firms

9.1%
Best measured merit RFE rate

against a 28.4% category benchmark

1M+
Pages Bates-stamped and indexed

cumulative across customer filings

$0
Payroll added to reach these numbers

no customer hired to adopt

How we measure

Instrumented from day one, reviewed at day 45 and day 90.

Every customer is instrumented before switching so the comparison is against their own baseline rather than an industry average. We publish what the instrumentation says, including where it is unflattering.

Assembly time, before and after
Wall-clock time from matter opened to packet ready for attorney review, recorded on ten to fifteen matters before adoption.
Paralegal hours saved per case
Derived from the above and converted at the firm's own burdened rate, not an industry figure.
Initial-filing RFE rate
Recorded by the firm on the matter. Reviewed at day 45 and day 90, and again at two quarters when the sample is meaningful.
Form consistency flags caught
Blocking conflicts and advisories surfaced before filing, with the firm's own judgement on which would have drawn a request.

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Software for licensed attorneys. Not legal advice.

Docket Build is legal technology software designed for use by licensed attorneys and legal professionals. Docket Build does not provide legal advice, does not practice law, and does not create an attorney–client relationship. All legal theories, filings, and petitions must be reviewed and approved by a qualified attorney.