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An asylum case is a mountain of interview notes, certificates, and records, and most of the early hours go to reading, organizing, and figuring out what's missing. This session walks the full workflow on a mock Honduran asylum case. You'll see how Visalaw AI turns the raw packet into a case snapshot and timeline, maps the facts against the asylum elements, runs a gap analysis, organizes exhibits, and flags the weak points before filing. The AI does the first-pass work. The attorney keeps the judgment. What you'll see: A scattered intake packet turned into a case snapshot and fact timeline Facts mapped to the asylum elements: past harm, future fear, nexus, relocation, credibility A gap analysis with a plain-English client document request A draft exhibit list and a pre-filing review that flags likely RFE and credibility risks

Writing the declaration is the part that eats the most time. You're turning scattered facts into a clear, first-person narrative that has to hold up under scrutiny. This session shows Visalaw AI's drafting tools building an asylum declaration from the case file, section by section, while the attorney directs the structure and edits the language. We'll cover how it handles the timeline, the harm narrative, and the sensitive details, and where your judgment still drives the final draft. What you'll see: A declaration drafted from the organized case facts, section by section How the tool structures the narrative: background, harm events, fear of return Editing the draft live: tightening language, fixing vague dates, adding detail Where attorney judgment stays in control of tone, theory, and final wording

Come see us at AILA Annual! We will be doing live demos for our legal research and drafting tools, sharing insights on AI usage in immigration legal work, and, most importantly, connecting with you. We would love to meet and talk with you about what our immigration intelligence platform can do your practice. Send us note and let us know if we will see you at AILA Annual Conference, booth 402!