Our process · Strategy first
Strategy first.
Paperwork second.
We plan your case before we ask you for a single document.
Many immigration cases start with a long list of documents and a lot of guesswork. Ours start with a strategy. Your attorney first decides what your case will be built on, and then you gather only what supports it. Less wasted effort, fewer surprises, and a stronger petition.
Attorney-led petitions, prepared with the Law Offices of Jacob Sapochnick.
Why it matters
Two ways to build a case.
The difference is not how much paper you collect. It is when the thinking happens.
The usual way
- You get a long, generic document list on day one.
- You collect, translate, and send everything, just in case.
- The lawyer sorts through it later and decides what to use.
- Gaps show up late, often as a Request for Evidence.
- You chase updates by email.
The PassRight way
- Your attorney maps your case first: the visa, the criteria, and the argument.
- You get a short, personal checklist of what really matters.
- You only collect documents your attorney will actually use in your petition.
- Gaps are found early, while there is still time to fix them.
- You always know what happens next, and who is doing it.
How we work with you
Respect for your time, your story, and your goals.
We plan before we ask
No document request goes out without a reason. Your time goes into what moves your case forward.
We listen first
Your story shapes the strategy, not a template. We ask about your work, your plans, and your timing, and build around them.
We tell you the truth
If a case is not ready yet, we say so, and show you what would make it stronger. No false promises.
How it goes
From first call to your visa.
Every case follows the same order: first the plan, then the documents, then the petition. That order is what saves you time and keeps your case strong.
Timelines depend on your visa type and how quickly your documents come together. Government processing times are set by USCIS and the consulate.
First conversation
A short call with our team to learn about your goals and see whether a full review makes sense.
Strategy with your attorney
Your attorney reviews your profile, chooses the right visa, and decides what your case will be built on.
Your personal checklist
You get a clear list of documents that support the strategy, with examples. We help you collect them and check each one.
Petition preparation
Your attorney writes the legal argument and prepares the petition, once your documents are in place.
Filing and decision
Your attorney files with USCIS and stays with you through the decision, and the consulate step if you need one.
Two teams, clear roles
Your attorney builds the case. We keep it moving.
Your legal team
Law Offices of Jacob J. Sapochnick
Your attorney is responsible for all legal work.
- Chooses the visa and the case strategy
- Decides which evidence is needed
- Writes and files your petition
- Represents you before USCIS and answers your legal questions
Your case team
PassRight
We take care of the organization around your case.
- Turns the strategy into your personal checklist
- Helps you collect and review your documents
- Tracks deadlines and keeps you updated
- Replies within 24 hours on business days
This way your attorney spends their time on your case, not on chasing documents. PassRight is not a law firm and does not give legal advice; all legal advice comes from your attorney.
What you can expect
What working with us feels like.
One team from start to finish
The same attorney and case team for your whole case.
A plan you can see
Your checklist, your progress, and your next step, in one place.
Clear answers
Plain language, no legal jargon, and replies within 24 hours on business days.
Honest timelines
Realistic dates from the start, updated if anything changes.
- 2,000+ cases prepared
- 100+ countries
- 96% approval rate*
- ★ 5.0 on Google
- 80% come by referral
- Since 2016 in practice
* Law firm results. Past outcomes do not guarantee future ones.
Common questions
The things people ask most.
Your case is handled by an attorney at the Law Offices of Jacob J. Sapochnick. You work with the same legal team from strategy to decision, and you can speak with your attorney at key steps.
Your attorney handles all legal work: the strategy, the petition, and representation before USCIS. PassRight handles the organization around it: your checklist, document collection, deadlines, and updates.
PassRight is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
You can. With us, you get the same attorney-led legal work, plus a team whose only job is to keep your case organized and moving, so you are never left wondering what happens next.
It depends on your visa and how quickly your documents come together. Strategy usually takes about a week, and petition preparation about two weeks once your documents are ready.
Government times are set by USCIS and the consulate. Your attorney gives you a realistic timeline at the start.
A Request for Evidence is common and does not mean your case will be denied. Your attorney reviews it and prepares the response with you.
If a case is denied, your attorney explains why and what your options are, such as filing again or an appeal.
Free call
Ready to start with a plan?
Book a free call with our team. We will learn about your goals and, if it makes sense, connect you with your attorney for a full strategy review.
