CaseBlink Secures $2M for AI Immigration Case Tool

Mar 20, 2025
CaseBlink has raised $2 million in pre-seed funding to enhance its AI-driven immigration case preparation tool, Studio, aimed at improving efficiency for attorneys.

CaseBlink has raised $2 million in pre-seed funding to advance its AI-driven immigration case preparation tool, Studio. The funding round was led by Tower Research Ventures and included participation from leading immigration law firms such as Fakhoury Global Immigration. announced in a press release.

The Miami-based startup aims to streamline the immigration case preparation process for attorneys by offering an end-to-end AI automation solution. Studio, the company's flagship tool, provides advanced document understanding, automated research, and drafting capabilities to speed up visa applications and improve case outcomes.

With over 50 law firms already utilizing CaseBlink's platform, the company has prepared more than 1,000 cases. The new funding will support further development of their technology, allowing attorneys and paralegals to focus more on case approvals.

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