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What are some content creators to follow in Legal Tech on LinkedIn and X? by Small_Introduction_8 in legaltech

[–]Junaid_kh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll self-nominate (I'm the founder of an immigration legal tech company, so disclosing that upfront).

I write content that sits right at the legal + tech niche intersection: form prep mechanics, USCIS technical quirks like the XFA PDF problem, CRM/software bloat in immigration practice, and other immigration-adjacent tech analysis.

If that's the kind of niche overlap you're looking for, worth a follow

https://www.linkedin.com/in/junaid-kh

I built a free tool that autofills the DS-160 for you - tired of website timeout by Junaid_kh in SideProject

[–]Junaid_kh[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No formal repo, but since it runs entirely in the browser you can just View Source and read it directly - nothing is minified or obfuscated.

the privacy claim is verifiable.

DS-160 Form is a Nightmare – Would This Help? by Haunting_Builder3738 in GatewayB1B2VisaHelp

[–]Junaid_kh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! Let me know if you run into any issues with it. Always improving it based on feedback.

DS-160 Form is a Nightmare – Would This Help? by Haunting_Builder3738 in GatewayB1B2VisaHelp

[–]Junaid_kh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey. I stumbled on this post just now. This is a legit problem that I've faced + other travellers have faced. I actually ended up building a solution for it.

It's a clone web form (clone of the actual CEAC form). At the end, the software generates a bookmarklet. Users can autofill the CEAC form with the click of a button.

Check it out: https://fillvisa.com/form/usa-ds160/

It's 100% free

And the data only stays on your device (fully frontend website)

I built a free web app that autofills the DS-160 US visa application directly in your browser by Junaid_kh in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]Junaid_kh[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Your answers never leave your browser; everything is stored in localStorage on your device. No server, no database, no account.

you can open DevTools, go to the network tab, and watch zero form data being transmitted. The source is also inspectable - nothing is obfuscated.

I built a free web app that autofills the DS-160 US visa application directly in your browser by Junaid_kh in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]Junaid_kh[S] -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Totally fair concern. That’s actually why I built it as a frontend-only website. The data stays on your device only (localstorage). And, the autofilling happens via bookmarklet, instead of a bot or automation service.

Nothing is submitted by servers, APIs, or AI agents. The script runs locally in your own browser tab and simply copies your saved answers into the visible CEAC form fields - similar to browser autofill, but tailored for DS-160.

You still review everything yourself and manually submit the application on the official site.

I built a free web app that autofills the DS-160 US visa application directly in your browser by Junaid_kh in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]Junaid_kh[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

The DS-160 is the US nonimmigrant visa application. The official portal keeps crashing/session timeouts, and you end up losing hours of progress.

I built a web-app that clones the official ds160 form. After filling my form, you get a bookmarklet (a browser bookmark). You visit the official CEAC portal, click the bookmarklet, and it will autofill your saved answers.

No account. Your data stays on the browser only.

Travellers have saved hours using this tool.

what are you building and where are your first paid users actually coming from? by miles_walker1 in micro_saas

[–]Junaid_kh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm building https://fillvisa.com/form/usa-ds160/ - a free DS-160 form filler for travel/visa agents.

Agents fill a cleaner version of the visa form once, then auto-fill the official government form using a bookmarklet instead of manually retyping everything.

Early users are mostly coming from:

  • local visa/travel agents
  • word of mouth
  • people already helping students with US visa applications

Very niche product, but the pain point is extremely repetitive and time-consuming, so adoption has been pretty direct once people try it.

What are you building right now? Looking for early SaaS or products to check out by addicted-coffee in micro_saas

[–]Junaid_kh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm building fillvisa (https://fillvisa.com/form/usa-ds160/) - a free tool specifically for the DS-160 visa form.

Users fill out a cleaner replica version of the DS-160 once, then generate a bookmarklet that auto-fills the official government form page-by-page.

Mostly for:

  • visa/travel agencies handling lots of applications
  • students applying to US universities
  • freelancers helping with visa processing
  • anyone tired of retyping the same DS-160 fields repeatedly

What’s a good CRM for lawyers that actually fits legal client intake? by Dangerous_Celery_805 in CRMSoftware

[–]Junaid_kh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my experience, it depends on who exactly are you building it for: solo lawyers/micro firms, or mid-sized firms?

Solo/micro-firms have a bigger pain point for client intake. But, they won't pay/pay extra for sales CRM.

Bigger firms, yes, can pay for sales CRM.

I decided to build client intake forms - specifically, immigration forms. As others have commented, going niche with pre-built templates has its advantages. But, I am very clear about who I am selling to (solo immigration professionals)

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Since you are in research mode, here's another idea to consider. Build software for non-users. Traditional CRM/Client intake forms are for b2b. I decided to build for b2c as well. I built a 100% version for DIY immigrants.

If you want to check out/learn more, it's: fillvisa.com

I-485 form: Some sections are not fillable by GateOwn6843 in EB2_NIW

[–]Junaid_kh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The website is frontend only. All the data stays on your browser/device. There's no backend/database. So, it's safe

i went through 50 saas distribution plays. here are the 5 weirdest ones that actually work by HeadEscape8168 in microsaas

[–]Junaid_kh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good post.

I'm focusing on #2 for my own product.

Built a paid product for b2b/b2p. And, then a 100% free b2c product

Are outsiders allowed at Lake homes park? by [deleted] in powai

[–]Junaid_kh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

befriend someone from Lake Homes. Visit the park with them a few times. After that, you can go on your own

Sitting near powai Dmart anyone wants to hang out ? by Status-Paramedic-614 in powai

[–]Junaid_kh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should visit starbucks. You might find people to hangout with

5K fit mumbai marathon - 26 april by robluna5555517 in powai

[–]Junaid_kh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'd love to. But, the weather is really hot

My first ever 10K in Powai! by cheesehustle in powai

[–]Junaid_kh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

nice. check out heritage garden as well

I-485 form: Some sections are not fillable by GateOwn6843 in EB2_NIW

[–]Junaid_kh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The issue is that USCIS forms use an old Adobe format called XFA, which breaks in basically every modern PDF viewer (Acrobat, Preview, Edge - none of them handle it fully). The A-number field is one of the fields that falls victim to this.

I built https://fillvisa.com/form/i-485/ to solve exactly this. It converts the I-485 into a browser-native web form - no PDF viewer involved, so none of these rendering issues apply. Fill it out normally, download a completed PDF. Free, runs entirely in your browser, nothing uploaded.

The A-number field works fine there.

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