Inmigreat Case Tracker

Inmigreat is your application designed to accompany you in your immigration process.

With our court case monitoring module, you can automatically follow the status and important dates of your case, receiving daily alerts so you don't miss any details. In addition, our artificial intelligence modules Story Check, Story Guard and Court AI will help you prepare your asylum story and practice in simulations of the judicial process.

If you have submitted cases to USCIS, you can monitor them in real time and use our advanced statistics to estimate approval dates and stay informed with various metrics you won't find anywhere else.

We connect you with specialized immigration attorneys and pass you incredible savings!

With Lexi, your virtual assistant, you will get answers to all your immigration questions. You can also prepare for driver's license exams in the United States with our specialized guides and resources.

Download Inmigreat and have at hand everything you need to make informed decisions and be prepared at every stage of your immigration process.

*Disclaimer: Inmigreat, LLC. does not represent or be affiliated with any entity of the United States government. We also do not offer legal advice, as Inmigreat, LLC. It is not a law firm. Our case tracking capabilities provide case status information, which is publicly available at https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/launch and https://acis.eoir.justice.gov/en/. We use cutting-edge technology and machine learning to track and predict cases as best as possible, based on data recorded on Inmigreat and public data, but results are not guaranteed. For statistics related to Immigration Court cases, the data used is publicly available on the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) website at the following address: https://www.justice.gov/eoir/foia- library-0.

Our driver's license exam study module does not represent or is affiliated with any government entity, including the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) of any state in the United States. Study materials, such as the manuals for each state, are publicly accessible and available on the official DMV websites of each state. These resources are provided for informational purposes only to help users prepare for the DMV exams.