01
Organize
Bring important records, notices, dates, and case details into one structured workspace.
A clearer way to organize the moving parts.
Limenza keeps records, case connections, review decisions, and preparation in one place without replacing the original notices or sources behind your case.
02
Connect
Link USCIS receipt numbers and keep official case-status information distinct from Limenza preparation tasks.
03
Review
Review proposed updates before they change your Journey so source records and user decisions remain connected.
04
Prepare
Use known dates, verified notices, and saved records to organize the next actions that deserve attention.
Receipt numbers, not your USCIS credentials.
Limenza uses receipt numbers for supported status checks. Never enter your USCIS password, MFA code, or Online Access Code into Limenza.
AI starts when you ask for it.
Document analysis is user-initiated. AI output is treated as extracted information that requires review and is not automatically treated as verified USCIS fact.
Collaboration with boundaries
Roles control what collaborators can do, while document scope separately controls which records they can access. Selected-document access denies other records by default.
Organization, not representation
Limenza provides organization and general information. It does not provide legal advice or determine eligibility for a specific immigration benefit.
COMMON QUESTIONS
The boundaries are part of the product.
Does Limenza replace my USCIS notices?
No. For appointments, requests, deadlines, and case-specific instructions, use the original verified notice as the source of truth.
Does Limenza need my USCIS password?
No. Limenza's case-status connection uses receipt numbers and does not ask for your USCIS password, MFA code, or Online Access Code.
Does AI update my case automatically?
No. AI-assisted extraction is review-required, and proposed Journey changes must be reviewed before they are applied.