Notices in. Plain next steps out.
It reads the actual RFE, the actual notice, the actual thread — and tells you what it’s asking for and by when.
Deadlines you logged, never forgotten.
Say the routine once. It runs every day, and everything outbound waits for your sign-off.
The case tracker you meant to build.
Describe it once. BeforeNine assembles a live tracker on your home screen, pulling from your Sheet.
Questions, answered plainly.
No — it does not log into USCIS or pull case status for you, and it won’t pretend to. It tracks the deadlines and updates you (or your inbox) give it, drafts the client communication, and keeps your case tracker current. For official status, you still check the source.
No. When you ask about a rule or form, it looks up current sources and cites them, and it’s built to tell you to verify in the primary source rather than answer from memory. It is not legal advice and not a substitute for your judgment.
You log the deadlines, or it reads them from your email and calendar, and it gives you a daily early-warning on anything due in the window you choose. It surfaces them — it does not calendar government rules for you automatically.
No. Every drafted email and action waits for your one-tap approval.
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