About Us: Mission & Verification Standards

Our mission

U.S. immigration cases run on rules that change every year. Asylum, family petitions, employment based visas, and EB 5 investment cases each have their own filing posture and their own risk profile. The right attorney makes a measurable difference in outcomes. Most directories make it hard to figure out who that attorney is.

CaseVisa aggregates, verifies, and organizes attorney data from public sources (state bar databases, court records, and regulatory filings) so people looking for immigration counsel can decide based on facts.

Verification Methodology

Every attorney profile on CaseVisa undergoes a multi-step verification process. We do not accept self-submitted listings at face value. Instead, our data pipeline cross-references multiple authoritative sources to confirm credentials.

Bar Verification

We confirm active bar membership through state bar association records. Attorneys must hold an active license to practice law in at least one U.S. jurisdiction.

Practice Area Confirmation

Immigration practice areas are derived from USCIS filings, court appearance records, firm websites, and professional association memberships, not self-reported tags alone.

Firm Affiliation

Firm associations are verified through bar records and public filings. We maintain firm profiles with attorney rosters, office locations, and practice area coverage.

Ongoing Monitoring

Profiles are periodically refreshed against source databases. Attorneys whose licenses lapse or who face disciplinary action are flagged or removed from the directory.

For complete details on our verification tiers and methodology, see our Verification Protocol.

Data Sources & Coverage

CaseVisa indexes 3,604 verified immigration attorney profiles and the firms they work for, across all 50 U.S. states. Data is sourced from:

State bar association databases and attorney registration records

USCIS public filings, EOIR (Executive Office for Immigration Review) court records

Professional association directories (AILA, state immigration bar sections)

Verified firm websites and public regulatory filings

Profiles are updated on a rolling basis as new data becomes available. Attorneys and firms can claim their profiles to add supplementary information, but all core credentials remain independently verified.

Our Standards

No pay for placement. Directory ranking is set by data completeness, verification tier, and relevance. Never by payment. Premium listings get more visibility but the underlying ranking does not change.

Transparency first. Every profile shows its verification status and data provenance. You can see which credentials have been independently confirmed and which came from the attorney directly.

Not legal advice. CaseVisa is an informational directory. We do not provide legal advice, endorse specific attorneys, or guarantee outcomes. Run your own diligence before retaining counsel.

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