What Juriap prepares, what it costs, and what it does not do

A plain statement of what you get: the case types Juriap prepares, how pricing by stage works, what government fees are separate, what optional attorney review adds, and the things Juriap is not and will never claim to be.

What Juriap is

Juriap is a case preparation service. Claudette, the AI companion, interviews you, builds your document plan, drafts your declaration with you, prepares the official forms, audits the file, and assembles the filing package, with court preparation when your case is before an immigration judge. Juriap is built for people who cannot afford a private attorney and would otherwise face the system alone.

Juriap is not a law firm. Nobody at Juriap is your lawyer unless you separately order attorney review, and even then the attorney reviews your package; they do not appear for you in court. We say this clearly because people have been hurt by services that pretended to be more than they are.

Case types we prepare

Immigration court

  • Pleadings and hearing preparation for master calendar and individual hearings
  • Change of address (EOIR-33), motions for continuance and change of venue
  • Motions to reopen, including after an in absentia order
  • Applications filed in court: asylum, withholding, CAT, cancellation of removal, adjustment before the judge
  • Notices of appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals and the appeal brief

Detention

  • Locating a detained person and organizing the family's record
  • Bond requests and bond hearing packets
  • Federal habeas corpus petitions challenging prolonged or unlawful detention

Asylum and humanitarian protection

  • Affirmative asylum (I-589) with declaration and evidence
  • VAWA self-petitions (I-360), U visa (I-918) and T visa (I-914) packages with waivers
  • Temporary Protected Status applications and re-registrations

Family

  • I-130 petitions and adjustment of status (I-485) packages with the affidavit of support, work permit and travel document
  • Consular processing preparation
  • Unlawful presence waivers (I-601A, I-601) and permission to reapply (I-212)
  • Removal of conditions on residence (I-751), including waiver cases

Work permits and status

  • Employment authorization (I-765), initial and renewal, with fee waiver requests
  • Extension or change of nonimmigrant status (I-539)

Citizenship

  • Naturalization (N-400) with travel and record analysis, and the interview study plan
  • Green card renewal and replacement (I-90)
  • Certificates of citizenship for people who acquired or derived citizenship through parents (N-600)

If your situation is not on this list, Claudette will tell you in the first conversation, and tell you where it belongs.

How pricing works

The first conversation, where Claudette understands your situation and tells you your options, is free. You pay nothing to learn whether you have a path.

If you go ahead, your case is divided into stages that match the real work: for example, the interview and document plan; the declaration; the forms and audit; the filing package. Each stage has a fixed price shown before you commit, and you can buy one stage at a time or the whole package at a discount. There are no per-question charges and no hourly billing. The current prices, an example case, and your personalized quote are on the Pricing page.

The first stage is refundable. If, after the first stage, you decide Juriap is not for you, you can ask for a refund before the work from that stage is released, under the terms on the Refunds page.

Government fees are separate. USCIS and the courts charge their own filing fees, and they change. Juriap's prices never include them. Claudette tells you which fees apply to your case and where to check the current amount on the USCIS fee schedule, and prepares a fee waiver request when your category and income allow one.

Attorney review is optional and priced separately. When your package is complete, you can have a licensed immigration attorney review it and send notes back. The price and turnaround are shown when you order it.

Payment plans are available. If cost is the obstacle, say so in the conversation; Claudette will show the options rather than let you walk away silently.

What Juriap does not do

  • We do not guarantee results. No one can promise that USCIS or a judge will approve a case. We promise a complete, consistent, well-documented package and honest advice about your odds.
  • We do not invent facts. Your declaration is built from your words. Where you have not answered, the draft shows a visible note, and nothing can be signed until you resolve it.
  • We do not represent you. Claudette does not sign forms as a preparer or representative, does not appear in court, and does not speak to the government for you. You file as yourself, and the package tells you exactly how.
  • We do not file for you or promise a document can always be obtained. Some records are impossible to get; Claudette tells you that and what to use instead.
  • We do not sell your information. What you tell Claudette is used only to prepare your case.
  • We are not a substitute for emergency help. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. If someone was detained today or a hearing is in days, Claudette will tell you what to do first, but the steps are yours to take.

Who Juriap is for, and who it is not for

Juriap is for someone who can read and follow instructions in English or Spanish, has access to a phone or computer, and is willing to gather their own documents and tell their story truthfully. It is not the right fit for someone who cannot take part in their own case at all, or whose case requires live representation in court that only an attorney can provide. If that is your situation, Claudette will say so and point you toward legal aid organizations and the EOIR list of free legal service providers.

How Claudette helps with this

Before you pay anything, Claudette gives you the honest first assessment: your options, your deadlines, and what preparing the case will involve. She then shows the stage plan and your quote, explains every line including the government fees that are not ours, and lets you start with a single refundable stage. From there she does the interview, the document plan, the declaration, the forms, the audit, and the filing package with you, and keeps the attorney review option visible without pressure.

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