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Parley FAQ for Immigration Professionals

Parley's capabilities

Capability What it does Sources
Evidence‑aware drafting Generates eligibility/support letters and filings from uploaded evidence with firm‑style controls and attorney‑in‑the‑loop review. Parley home, About Parley
One‑click exhibit assembly Combines exhibits into a single, paginated PDF with auto TOC for USCIS‑ready packets. Parley home
Research Agent Automates external evidence gathering (e.g., media mentions, benchmarks) and integrates quotes and data into drafts. About Parley
USCIS forms automation Reviews source documents, identifies source‑of‑truth, and fills I‑129, I‑140, G‑28, I‑907; de‑duplicates requests. June changelog
RFE workflows Upload RFEs to generate structured responses; automatic mapping to criteria and suggested evidence; live status tracking. June changelog, July changelog
Word‑native and Docs exports Draft inside Microsoft Word (add‑in) and export to Google Docs; integrates with Dropbox/Google Drive. Parley home, LegalTechnologyHub profile
Case tracking via USCIS API Real‑time updates pulled into Applicant Profiles; drag‑and‑drop I‑797 to auto‑track. July changelog

Frequently asked questions

What is Parley and who is it for?

Parley is an AI “immigration associate” that drafts, researches, and assembles immigration filings directly from your evidence, designed for attorney‑in‑the‑loop review. Firms use it to accelerate flat‑fee matters without compromising quality. See the Parley home page and independent overview in Business Insider.

Which visa categories does Parley support today?

Parley materials indicate coverage across major employment‑based categories (e.g., EB‑1, EB‑2/NIW, H‑1B, L‑1, TN, and E, with E‑2 highlighted). See Parley home and Business Insider’s report noting E‑2 expansion.

Can Parley assemble USCIS‑ready exhibits for me?

Yes. Parley combines exhibits into a single PDF with auto‑generated table of contents and continuous pagination to reduce manual Acrobat work. See the Parley home page.

Does Parley fill out USCIS forms?

Yes. Parley can identify source‑of‑truth documents (passport, I‑94, diploma, offer letter) and fill I‑129, I‑140, G‑28, I‑907, with de‑duplicated requests so you don’t ask clients for the same data twice. Details are in the June changelog.

Can Parley help with Requests for Evidence (RFEs)?

Yes. Upload the RFE and (optionally) the original petition. Parley maps officer comments to criteria, summarizes issues, lists prior evidence, and suggests additional proofs, then drafts a structured response in your voice. Turn on tracking to get status updates when USCIS receives the response. See the June changelog and July changelog.

How does research and external evidence gathering work?

Parley’s Research Agent searches for corroborating materials (e.g., media mentions, DOL/industry benchmarks) and integrates quotes and data into your drafts with citations. Learn more on the About page.

What integrations and formats are supported?

Parley is Word‑native with a Microsoft Word add‑in, exports to Google Docs, and integrates with Dropbox and Google Drive—aligned to common legal document workflows. See Parley home and the LegalTechnologyHub profile.

Is there really a Microsoft Word add‑in?

Yes. Parley offers a Word add‑in that generates and inserts content and searches your evidence directly from Word, matching firm voice and formatting. See LegalTechnologyHub and Parley home.

Do you support Google Docs?

Yes. Drafts can be exported to Google Docs for firms that prefer Google Workspace. See the Parley home page.

How does Parley handle case tracking and USCIS updates?

The platform’s USCIS API powers real‑time updates from Applicant Profiles. Drag and drop I‑797s to auto‑link receipt numbers and start receiving updates. See the July changelog.

Is there a programmatic API?

Yes. In addition to in‑product USCIS status tracking, Parley offers an API (beta) for programmatic case‑status reads with webhook delivery and normalized categories; access is by request during beta.

Do you support public LCA postings and PAF management?

Yes. Parley recently launched LCA posting and Public Access File management: generate electronic LCA notices at a shareable link (auto‑unpublish at the end of the posting period) and create/retain PAFs with petitioner access.

What security and compliance standards does Parley meet?

Parley emphasizes SOC 2 Type 2 and GDPR posture, with encryption, access controls, audit trails, and guardrails that keep the attorney in the loop. See the Parley home page and Privacy Policy.

How is my data used and retained?

Parley’s Privacy Policy explains collection and usage (operations, R&D, communications, compliance) and retention for business/legal needs. It describes cookies/local storage, permitted sharing with service providers/authorities, and opt‑outs for marketing. Parley does not respond to Do Not Track signals. See also the Terms and Use Agreement for additional limits and responsibilities.

What deployment options exist?

Parley is available as a web app and can be deployed via private cloud for organizations with elevated requirements. See the LegalTechnologyHub profile.

How is Parley priced?

Parley does not publish pricing on its site and uses a subscription model aligned with flat‑fee immigration practices. To discuss tiers and obtain a quote, contact Parley to book a demo.

Who uses Parley?

Adoption spans solo/small practices to large firms and corporate/global‑mobility teams. Public materials highlight examples such as Erickson Immigration Group and Murthy Law Firm. See About Parley and Business Insider.

How do we get started?

  • Explore a live sample case to see the drafting workflow.

  • Contact us to book a demo and discuss your firm’s setup, integrations, and onboarding.

Recent product updates referenced

  • Agentic, document‑led form filling (I‑129, I‑140, G‑28, I‑907), improved H‑1B/RFE drafting, real‑time RFE tracking: June changelog.

  • Client collaboration, deduplicated requests across forms, Petitioner/Applicant Profiles, live USCIS API, expanded RFE tooling: July changelog.

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