Legal stuff is bloated. Trusty Law makes it make sense.
Bring the notice, the status, the document, or just what happened. Trusty Law turns legal and government language into a clear read on what matters now and the moves available to you.
- Built for people
- Grounded in sources
- Organized around your next move
Trusty Law explains and organizes. You make the decision.
Bring us the confusing part.
Start with whatever you have. Trusty Law builds the timeline, checks the sources, finds what does not line up, and gives you a clear read.
Upload the letter
A notice, a decision, a bill, a form. Scanned pages become readable text you can question.
Add the status
A case status, a notice, an update from a portal. It lands on a timeline instead of disappearing.
Tell us what happened
Plain words are enough. Dates, agencies, and people become an organized record you control.
From a pile of confusing paper to a clear picture.
Understand what is happening
Legal and government language, restated in words you actually use.
See what matters now
The part that deserves attention first, not a wall of everything at once.
Keep the full timeline
What happened, when, and what the source showed at the time.
Find what does not line up
Contradictions and missing pieces shown calmly, side by side.
Know the available moves
Clear next steps you can take, never false urgency.
Keep a Legal Memory
A durable record that does not vanish when a portal changes or a letter is lost.
More than an explanation. A grounded read on what matters.
Trusty Guide reads your record and the sources behind it, then tells you what it sees: what is confirmed, what is inferred, what is missing, what does not line up, and what it would put first. A direct answer first, with the evidence right behind it.
- Confirmed facts separated from reasonable inferences
- Missing information named, not papered over
- Sources cited, with honest gaps when coverage is incomplete
- A practical priority and the available next moves
My read is that this notice restarts your response window from the date on page one, not the date you first wrote in. The strongest explanation is that the agency reissued the letter after the address change.
Portals forget. Letters get lost. Your Legal Memory does not.
Legal life is scattered across portals, envelopes, phone calls, and other people's filing systems. Trusty Law keeps yours together, in order, with its history intact.
What happened
Every event, notice, call, and update in one place
When it happened
Dated and ordered, corrections preserved rather than overwritten
What the source showed
The official text kept next to the plain-language read
What you knew at the time
The record as of any date, not just how things ended up
What later changed
Replacements and corrections that point to what they change
What remains unresolved
Open questions tracked until they close
Confusing in English should not become impossible in another language.
The law is confusing enough in the language it was written in. Trusty Law explains legal and government information in clear, natural language in seven languages, keeping the facts, sources, dates, and uncertainty that matter.
Translations are always labeled as explanations and never presented as official text. The official source stays one tap away.
- English
- Español
- 中文
- Tiếng Việt
- Tagalog
- 한국어
- हिन्दी
One case, one thread, every entry labeled.
Statuses, explanations, calls, documents, and quiet stretches live on a single dated timeline. Tap any event to see how it reads.
USCIS has your application and created your case record. For most forms this is the first step, and a long stay here is common.
Source: USCIS.gov, case status definitions · last reviewed June 2026
What changed, and what did not.
The free status page shows one line and forgets it. Case Pulse keeps the history: days since the last official change and every check you confirmed, dated, so checking five times a day can become checking once.
- Days since the last official change, always dated
- Every check you record becomes a dated entry
- Quiet weeks read as steady, not alarming
USCIS doesn't publish everything, so we show last-checked.
- Checked by you · April 2No change
- Checked by you · March 26No change
- Checked by you · March 19No change
- Checked by you · March 12No change
- Official update · March 5Case Was Received
Guided steps for the moments that need order.
Each one opens an item, walks dated steps, and closes with a checklist, with the official USCIS guidance linked inside the product.
Missing Notice
When the status says a notice was mailed and nothing has arrived.
- Record what was reported mailed, and when
- Confirm the address on file and check the documents tab
- Log the call with dates, USCIS receipt number, and what to ask
- Store the notice in the vault when it arrives
Card Delivery
When a card was produced or mailed and has not been delivered.
- Record production and mailing updates with their dates
- Keep any tracking you have and document delivery attempts
- Number every service request in one log
- Verify and store the card on arrival, then close the item
EAD Delay
Work Permit DelayWhen approval shows on screen and the card is not in hand.
- Track the approval, the card status, and the dates you enter
- Keep employer letter dates and conversation notes together
- Read the auto-extension rules from the cited official source
- Prepare the questions you want answered, in your words
RFE (Request for Evidence) Organizer
When an RFE arrives and everything must stay in one place.
- Capture the response deadline from the letter itself
- Build an item inventory as you read the letter
- Keep every piece in a single packet view, cited to the official response instructions
- You gather and decide; the organizer never drafts or recommends evidence
One place for every case.
Keep your household's cases, documents, and deadlines together. Pro tracks up to 5 USCIS cases in one workspace, each with its own timeline, under labels you define. Related cases link together, and the vault and logs stay shared and searchable.
Sample view. Labels are yours to define and encrypted.
Your legal life should not belong to a portal, a file cabinet, or whoever explained it last.
Organize it, understand it, export it, delete it, or share a limited Review Packet when you choose. No firm, agency, or organization receives it automatically.
- No public sharing
Your workspace has no public link and no social layer. It is yours alone.
- Encrypted storage
Sensitive content is encrypted by the app itself before it is stored.
- You control export and deletion
Export everything or delete everything, anytime, with scrub controls that work.
- No sale of case data
Your case data is never sold and never used for advertising.
- Analytics exclude sensitive content
We count only which features get used, never names, receipt numbers, documents, or any immigration fact.
You always know what is official and what is ours.
Official text, our explanation, and its translation are always separate, labeled regions. Every explanation cites its official source.
"Case Was Received"
Verbatim official status phrase, kept unaltered
USCIS has your application and created your case record. For most forms this is the first step.
USCIS tiene tu solicitud y creó el registro de tu caso. Para la mayoría de los formularios, este es el primer paso.
Source: USCIS.gov, case status definitions · last reviewed June 2026
Plans that match how cases actually run.
Start free and see everything first. Track one USCIS case on Basic, or run the full Case Pulse on Pro.
Free
Start here- See an example Case Pulse timeline
- Plain-language guides with official source links
- Full privacy and pricing detail before you pay
Basic
One USCIS caseor $49.99 a year (about $4.17 a month)
- Track 1 USCIS case
- Basic timeline and plain-language explanations
- 10 documents in the vault
- 5 call log entries
Pro
Full Case Pulseor $119.99 a year (about $10.00 a month)
- Full Case Pulse: no-change and last-checked history
- Track up to 5 USCIS cases with household labels you define
- Guided steps for the four common problems, with checklists
- Call and service request logs
- Review Packet for professional review
- Multilingual explanations in all 7 languages
- Reminders you set, and continuity tools
Cancel anytime.
If professional help becomes useful, walk in prepared.
Your timeline, documents, questions, contradictions, and Review Packet are already organized. You decide who sees them and for how long: links expire, you can turn them off anytime, and no packet is ever shared automatically.
- Full dated timeline
- Stored notices and letters
- Call and service request logs
- Your checklist and its state
- Your questions, in your words
- Every source citation
Asked plainly, answered plainly.
Do you file for me or contact USCIS?
No. We never file or contact USCIS for you. Calls and service requests are actions you take; Trusty Law keeps a dated, organized record of each one so you never lose the thread.
Is this affiliated with the government?
No. Trusty Law is a private platform with no affiliation to USCIS or any government agency. Official guidance is linked to its source at USCIS.gov so you can always read the original.
What do you store, and can I delete it?
We store what you choose to add: receipt numbers, status observations, documents, call notes, and reminders. Sensitive content is encrypted, nothing is shared publicly, and your case data is never sold. You can export everything or delete everything at any time, including a scrub that removes sensitive content while keeping your timeline's honest shape.
What does it cost?
The free tier costs nothing and shows you the whole product, including the sample timeline. Basic is $4.99 a month or $49.99 a year. Pro is $14.99 a month or $119.99 a year. Cancel anytime; export your records first if you go.
What languages are supported?
Trusty Status supports plain-language guidance in English, Español, 中文, Tiếng Việt, Tagalog, 한국어, and हिन्दी. Translations are always labeled as explanations, never as official text, and more languages are on the way.
Does it work without uploading documents?
Yes. Uploads are always optional. You can record statuses you observe, log calls, and keep the timeline with nothing but a receipt number. Upload a document only when storing it helps you.
Can I export everything?
Yes. Your timeline, documents, logs, and packets export whenever you want, in full. No lock-in: leaving with your records intact is a feature, not a loophole.