Fictional sample for demonstration | Names, facts, values, sources, and work product are illustrative and contain no real client data
Immigration sample report

The filing matrix shows what each eligibility element proves and what the packet still needs

Civil documents, status records, sponsor evidence, and form answers are organized into one attorney-reviewable filing posture before USCIS asks for more

Sofia RamirezI-130 / I-485 concurrent filing

18

Evidence elements

14

Document-backed

3

Open proof gaps

1

Conflicts

Attorney first read

Why now

The I-864 income figure differs from the sponsor tax transcript and one joint-sponsor document is missing

What proof

Tax transcript, recent pay statements, I-864 draft, civil documents, and the client intake record

What do I do next

Confirm household size, request the current employment letter, and review the corrected support package

Matter evidence

2025 IRS tax transcript

Sponsor income and filing status

Document-backed

Household size

Reported in client intake

Client-reported

I-864 current income

Draft and pay statements disagree

Conflicting

Open proof gaps

Current employment verification letter
Joint sponsor proof of status
Attorney resolution of household-size treatment

Attorney-reviewable work product

Element-to-evidence filing matrix
Client-safe evidence request
Attorney-controlled response outline

Primary authority posture

USCIS evidence and adjudication policy

USCIS Policy Manual, Vol. 1, Part E, Ch. 6

Official USCIS source for evidence requests and eligibility decisions

Open official source

Browse another practice

Run this workflow on a real matter

The trial opens in the selected practice workspace

Start free trial