The sample tour stays in your browser.
Sample names entered in the tour are held in the page’s memory. This site does not send them to a server or save them in browser storage. Refreshing or leaving the page clears them. Please use fictional details.
The selected tour tab may appear in the page address, but names and other input values do not.
No accounts or document uploads here.
This marketing site does not create accounts, accept payment details, or collect immigration documents. Our product application is a separate service with its own account and document features.
Launch email notifications.
If you choose “Notify me at launch,” we store your email address, signup time and the version of the signup notice in a private Cloudflare database. We use this list only to let you know when our web and mobile apps launch—not for unrelated promotions. Signing up does not create a filing account.
You can remove your email from the launch list using “Already signed up? Remove my email” below the signup form. The form does not reveal whether an email is on the list. We automatically remove entries after 180 days. Deleted records may remain temporarily in the hosting provider’s recovery backups.
The signup form uses Cloudflare Turnstile to prevent automated abuse. That security check loads only when you submit the form; Cloudflare processes technical browser and network information for it. We do not store IP addresses alongside signup emails, and we do not put emails in URLs or application logs. No launch notification is sent immediately when you sign up.
Website delivery.
Our hosting provider processes technical information such as your IP address and requested page to deliver and protect the website. We do not currently include advertising trackers, third-party analytics scripts, or externally loaded web fonts on this site.
See Cloudflare’s privacy policy (opens in a new tab) for information about the hosting provider’s practices.
Links to other sites.
Links to USCIS, the filing app, or other external websites take you to separate services. Their privacy practices apply when you use them.