No. EB-2 NIW analysis depends on whether the proposed endeavor has substantial merit and national importance, whether the petitioner is well-positioned to advance it, and whether on balance it would benefit the US to waive the labor certification requirement (the three Dhanasar prongs). The bot explains the framework but does not opine on whether a specific record meets the prongs. That assessment is fact-intensive and depends on publications, citations, peer letters, and the proposed endeavor itself, which is what the attorney evaluates in the consult.

Yes, when your visa bulletin page is current. The bot references your published bulletin tracking rather than baking dates into a system prompt, so when DOS issues a new bulletin you update one page and every conversation reflects the current cutoffs. The bot does not predict future bulletin movement, which DOS itself refuses to do publicly, and that boundary is critical: prospects with India and China backlogs deserve accurate framing, not optimistic guesses.

Yes. Multibot supports a family-based bot on family pages with I-130, K-1, IR-1/CR-1, consular processing, and adjustment language. Marriage-based intake captures the relationship facts (how met, marriage date, prior marriages, current status) that the attorney needs for bona-fides preparation. The bot does not opine on whether a specific marriage will clear bona-fides scrutiny - that is the attorney's analysis after reviewing documents and meeting the couple.

Yes, with appropriate care. VAWA self-petitions, U visa applications, T visa applications, and asylum-to-LPR adjustments each have specific eligibility frameworks and discreet intake needs. The bot recognises the signals (domestic-violence language for VAWA, victim-of-crime language for U, trafficking language for T) and shifts to a supportive tone while routing to the specialist. For VAWA in particular, the bot shares the National DV Hotline (1-800-799-7233) and triggers same-day callback through your webhook.

Yes. Adjustment of status (I-485) is filed inside the US when the prospect is already in valid status with a current priority date; consular processing happens through the National Visa Center and the consulate abroad. The bot captures location and status to suggest the right path framework, while explaining that the actual choice involves factors (travel, prior history, dependents, timing) that the attorney evaluates in the consult. The framework is on your pages; the recommendation is in the consult.

Conversation logs live in your WordPress database under your control. Green-card intake involves country of birth, immigration history, family relationships, and sometimes prior immigration violations or arrests, all of which are sensitive. Most green-card practices purge full logs on a strict schedule and forward summaries to the case management system. API calls use your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter key, so prompts do not pass through any SleekAI server.

At a framework level. EB-5 requires substantial investment ($800,000 in a targeted employment area or $1,050,000 elsewhere currently) and job creation. The bot captures the investment amount, source of funds posture, and regional center versus direct-investment intent, then routes to the EB-5 specialist with the conversation context attached. The bot does not opine on whether a specific source-of-funds documentation will sustain - that is the attorney's analysis with the financial documents in hand.

Natively. GPT-4o and Claude both handle Spanish, Mandarin, Hindi, Tagalog, Portuguese, Arabic, Korean, Vietnamese, and many other languages, which covers most green-card intake populations in the US. The bot mirrors the user's language. Family-based and consular-processing intake especially benefits from multilingual capability because spouses and parents abroad often initiate the research in their first language.