Operating system for asylum casework
The agentic platform that builds every asylum case.
aiylum handles the execution. It reads the full record, drafts every filing cited to its source, and holds each deadline across USCIS and EOIR. Your attorneys review and sign. Law firms are limited by the hours a case takes, and aiylum removes the hours.
1 conflict · credibility risk
Detention count differs across the record
Credible-fear interview (p.14) describes two detentions. The declaration (¶12) describes one.
Nextaiylum does not edit sworn testimony. Both passages routed for review.
Pre-hearing brief · In re Davos Renn
Statement of factsDecl. ¶4–12Nexus to protected groundCFI p.14One-year bar satisfiedEx. CCountry-conditions supportEx. F–HRFE response · In re Davos Renn
Response to ¶1 · identityPassport, I-94Response to ¶2 · nexusDecl. ¶8Response to ¶3 · country conditionsEx. F–HCover letter + evidence indexautoparalegal hours per case · illustrative
hours returned a year at 100 cases · illustrative
asylum denial rate · TRAC 2025
The product
Two systems in one. The engine, and the back office.
The engine
builds the case
- Interviews the applicant in their language and builds the persecution narrative.
- Gathers country-conditions and corroborating evidence, mapped to each claim element.
- Checks the whole story for consistency against itself and the government record.
- Populates the forms, drafts the declaration, and assembles the filing packet.
- Every output stops at attorney review. Nothing is filed alone.
The back office
runs everything around it
- An always-on client portal, in the client’s language, with document requests and status.
- One system of record: every matter, document, and version, with a full audit trail.
- USCIS and court deadlines tracked automatically, with escalating alerts.
- Payments, e-signatures, and the task queue, all in one place.
- Legal research and a knowledge library, built into the case.
How it works
How an asylum case actually moves.
Not a generic AI workflow. The full arc of the work, from intake through forms, declaration, and signature, to filing. aiylum carries each step.
One living workflow · aiylum updates it as the case moves
The workflow is not fixed. When something arrives from the government, a notice to appear, a court deadline, aiylum changes the venue and adds the steps the case now needs.
Decision
Asylum granted. The deadline engine tracks what comes next.
A look inside
One case, seen from both sides.
The firm gets a command center that catches what a tired human would miss. The client gets a calm, plain-language view of exactly where things stand. Watch one document move through both.
Identity matches the Person record.
Scan is legible. All fields are readable.
aiylum reviewed this upload and cross-checked the entry date against the declaration on file.
PDFpassport-scan.pdf · page 2
Inconsistency found
Passport page 2 entry stamp reads 3 June 2023. The declaration, paragraph 4, says 30 June 2023.
Held before attorney review. aiylum will confirm the date with the client first.
Secure portal · to Mara Oren
Hi Mara, can you confirm your date of entry? Your passport stamp and your statement show two different dates.
passport-scan.pdf · p.2declaration.pdf · ¶4Deliveredaiylum drafted this and shared the two pages over the secure portal, not over chat.
Can you confirm your date of entry?
ReadYou are right. I misremembered. It was June 30.
Mara Oren · today
Mara confirmed the correct date. aiylum will fix the declaration to match.
declaration.pdf · paragraph 4
4. I left my home on 12 May 2023 and entered the United States on 3 June 2023 30 June 2023, where I presented myself and asked for asylum.
Declaration updated. Paragraph 4 now matches the passport, consistent across the record.
Where your case is
Intake
Your story interview
Evidence gathered
Your forms (I-589)
Your declaration
Your legal team is writing it now
Your review
Filed with the government
You are all caught up. We will reach out the moment we need anything from you.
Something we need from you
Already received
PassportReceived
Photos of your documents from homeReceived
Messages from your team
Good news – all of your evidence is in, and your personal statement is being written now. We will send it to you to read very soon.
Madeleine, your attorney · today
Your biometrics appointment is confirmed for Aug 14 – added to your calendar.
Your team · 2 days ago
Thank you. That is a relief to hear.
Write a message…
Ready for you to read
Your declaration
I left my home on 12 May 2023 after the threats made it impossible to stay. I entered the United States on 30 June 2023, where I presented myself and asked for asylum…
Read & review3 min read
Take your time. Ask us anything, in any language, before you are comfortable with it.
Design partners
We are taking a small number of design partners.
By application. We are working with a handful of immigration firms who want to shape how this gets built, not just use it once it ships.
What you get
- Free for your first 100 cases. No case commitment at signing.
- Built around your workflow. Your corrections shape the engine.
- A direct line to the founder, a New York immigration attorney.
- Early access as each capability ships, in the order your practice needs.
Looking for your own case? Your law firm will have sent you a link to sign in with.
Open the client portal