Disclaimer

Clarenor is not a law firm

Clarenor provides application preparation and review services. We are not a law firm, we are not attorneys, and we do not provide legal advice or legal representation. Using this service does not create an attorney–client relationship, and no communication through this service is protected by attorney–client privilege.

A Case Guide is a trained immigration application specialist. A Case Guide reviews your answers and documents for completeness and consistency. A Case Guide does not provide legal advice and cannot tell you what the law is.

Clarenor is not a government agency

Clarenor is not a government agency and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the Department of Homeland Security, or any other government body. We cannot influence, expedite or obtain any government decision.

Clarenor does not file your application for you. You file it yourself, directly with USCIS.

No outcome can be guaranteed

Only USCIS decides whether an application is approved. We make no representation about the likelihood of any outcome, processing time, or result. Any refusal or delay is a decision of the government agency, not a failure of our service.

Our software does not determine your eligibility for any immigration benefit. It records the information you provide and routes cases that may need legal judgement to a human being.

Government fees are separate

USCIS filing fees are not included in Clarenor's service price. They are paid by you, directly to USCIS. Clarenor never collects a government fee on your behalf and does not pay or advance it for you.

The amount of any government fee is set by USCIS and can change. The authoritative source is USCIS itself: the USCIS fee schedule and the USCIS fee calculator.

You are responsible for your application

You are responsible for the truth, completeness and accuracy of everything you tell us and everything you submit to USCIS. Providing false or misleading information to a government agency can have serious consequences, including permanent bars to immigration benefits. Clarenor cannot protect you from the consequences of information you provided.

Some cases may need independent legal advice

Certain circumstances should not be handled through an ordinary preparation service. These include, but are not limited to: prior removal, deportation or exclusion proceedings; any arrest, citation, detention or criminal charge; possible fraud or misrepresentation; complex inadmissibility; an unusual immigration history; a contested or complex family relationship; or a previous serious denial by USCIS.

Where something you tell us suggests that legal judgement may be required, we will flag your case for human review and tell you that independent legal advice may be needed. We do not make a legal determination, and we do not provide the legal advice ourselves. We do not currently offer attorney representation and we do not claim to.

Document preparation is not a substitute for advice

Organising a document set, checking it for completeness, and comparing your answers for consistency are administrative tasks. They are valuable, and they are not legal advice. If you need to know what the law means for your situation, consult a licensed immigration attorney or an accredited representative.

Accuracy of information on this site

We write our service pages carefully and in plain language. General information about a USCIS form on this site is provided for orientation only and may not reflect the current edition of a form, current fees, or current policy. Always check the current requirements on the official USCIS website before filing.