Why it costs $3,500 to file a visa (and why we’re fixing it)

The US immigration system isn't just broken; it's expensive by design. Right now, a single employment-based petition can cost a company $3,500+ in legal fees and weeks of manual back-and-forth.

We built ParaLeagle because we realized most of that "legal work" is actually just tedious data entry and document management that an AI can handle with 95%+ accuracy.

But we didn't build this in a tech lab; we built it inside a working law firm. Our philosophy is that the attorney should be the pilot, not the passenger. By automating the grunt work, we’re bringing the cost down from thousands, making legal-grade petitions accessible to mid-market firms that are currently being priced out.

We’re just getting started and would love to hear from anyone else building in the legal tech or "AI-plus-human" space. How are you handling the balance between automation and professional oversight?