Caseblink
New York City, US · 2 known investors
CaseBlink builds AI software that helps immigration attorneys draft, review and organize visa and green card case documents.
Also known as CaseBlink
Founders & leadership
Investors · 2
Company profile
researched Aug 2026CaseBlink is a New York City-based artificial intelligence software company serving immigration law. Its platform lets attorneys and law firms prepare cases end to end: users upload client documents to a portal where AI reads and interprets the content, performs additional case-specific research, and drafts complex legal briefs and support letters. The stated aim is to compress preparation work that traditionally takes many hours of attorney time.
The product began with the National Interest Waiver (NIW) green card petition, described by the founders as one of the most complex case types to prepare, and subsequently expanded to other employment-based immigration filings, concentrating on high-skilled worker applications that are writing-intensive and document-heavy. Planned expansion areas include family-based visas, asylum work, waivers, and responses to Requests for Evidence.
Founding story
Khalil Zlaoui, the primary founder and CEO, was working at Google and going through his own U.S. immigration process, pursuing a National Interest Waiver green card. The petition took over three months to prepare with his attorney, reflecting the 40-60 hours of attorney work such filings typically require. Concluding that much of the work could be automated with recently developed AI technologies, he built a prototype and contacted Tina Zedginidze, then a practicing business immigration attorney, on LinkedIn. She initially planned to join as an advisor but became a co-founder; John Langhauser is also named as a co-founder.
Business model
CaseBlink sells AI case-preparation software to immigration attorneys and law firms as a platform on which cases are prepared from start to finish.
Traction
The company raised $2 million in a preliminary seed round announced in March 2025 and completed the four-month Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator program beginning January 2024.
Latest developments
Following its March 2025 seed announcement, the company said it intends to expand coverage to all areas of immigration, including family-based visas, asylum matters, waivers, and Requests for Evidence responses.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Positions itself as an AI case-preparation platform for U.S. immigration law, with the stated goal of becoming a go-to AI platform for immigration attorneys.
Technology
AI-based document processing that ingests uploaded client documents, reads and understands their content, conducts case-specific research, and generates complex legal briefs and support letters.
Go-to-market
The founders describe going to market with support from the ERA accelerator, starting from a single high-complexity case type (the National Interest Waiver) and broadening into adjacent employment-based immigration filings.
Immigration attorneys, immigration law firms and paralegals, particularly those handling employment-based petitions for high-skilled workers.
Geography
Headquartered in New York City, serving U.S. immigration practice.
History
The company was accepted into the Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator (ERA) in New York City in January 2024 for a four-month program, which the founders credit with helping them get the idea off the ground, fundraise, and go to market. Investor connections were made at the program's closing demo day. In March 2025, CaseBlink announced a $2 million preliminary seed round.
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Timeline · 2
launches, deals, and filingsCaseBlink announced a $2 million preliminary seed funding round for its AI software for immigration law.
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CaseBlink was accepted into the New York City-based Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator in January 2024 for a four-month program that concluded with an investor demo day.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Caseblink do?
- CaseBlink builds AI software that helps immigration attorneys draft, review and organize visa and green card case documents.
- Who founded Caseblink?
- Caseblink was founded by Khalil Zlaoui.
- Who are Caseblink's investors?
- Caseblink's investors include Colopl Next, Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator (ERA).
- Where is Caseblink headquartered?
- Caseblink is headquartered in New York City, US.