Most legal AI puts a language model in charge of everything, including what it's worst at. Yunaki is built the other way around.
Facts are checkable. Yunaki checks them the same way, every time.
76% of the immigration bar avoids AI over hallucination fears. Here, that failure is structurally impossible.
Rules change? We update a versioned playbook the same day. No retraining, no guessing.
Clients answer through a secure link. A husband and wife each see only their own questions. Nothing reaches your file until they press Submit — and every answer arrives as data you can check, not a PDF you retype.
Passports, green cards, I-94s, and civil documents are read field by field. Anything blank or unreadable stays blank — Yunaki never fills in a plausible value. The wrong document in the slot is refused, not misread.
Every answer is marked complete, incomplete, or can't tell. The third option exists because wrongly telling you a client got it wrong is worse than missing something. The file is compared against the documents, and disagreements are flagged. We grade the checker against a fixed test set every time we change it.
30 visa types: which forms, which editions, which supporting documents, where to file. Every fact is checked against official sources and dated. Anything we haven't verified says so — it is never inferred.
Every answer, document, and outcome stays in your firm's file, searchable. Ask @yunaki in Slack and it answers from your own cases, with references. It stays yours.
Yunaki can read, check, and draft. It can never send, sign, or file. Every outgoing email waits for a person to approve it, and signature fields on forms can't be touched — the software refuses. The full list →
sources: SSA FY2025 · KFF & Medviz 2023 · USCIS 2024-25. wrong fee, wrong edition, blank field, mismatched dates: all checkable before filing.
Bring one live case. We'll run it through Yunaki with you and show you what it catches. No commitment.