Software that learnsyour immigration practice.Not the other way around.

I was born in Tunisia and attended a French-speaking international school. Growing up at the crossroads of North African and Western cultures shaped my identity, my value system, and the way I see the world.

I first visited the United States at 15 and knew I wanted to make it my home someday. My aunt had built a remarkable career at the World Bank, and her example helped me imagine a future here. But my path took me to Europe first, where a scholarship gave me the opportunity to study mathematics and philosophy. I went on to graduate in applied mathematics and economics, but the dream of America stayed with me. In 2017, I finally made the move, arriving on an F-1 visa to study applied statistics at Brown University.

But getting here was only the beginning. My journey included OPTs, multiple H-1Bs, an I-140, an O-1A visa, and finally a green card. It took years, and there were no shortcuts. But those pathways did more than just let me stay. They let me contribute. My OPTs allowed me to work as a researcher at Harvard Medical School. My H-1Bs let me work on population health at CVS, and on medical natural language processing at Google. On an O-1A, I started CaseBlink.

That experience taught me that immigration is complex, slow, stressful, and deeply personal. What looks like paperwork from the outside can decide where you live, what work you can do, and whether the future you have imagined is within reach.

Immigration touches all of us, through the businesses we rely on, the neighbors we know, and the communities we call home. For CaseBlink, that connection is also personal. Our team includes people who have practiced immigration law and people whose lives, families, and communities have been shaped by immigration. It is part of who we are and why we do this work.

Working alongside immigration lawyers has also shown us something that rarely makes the headlines: they care deeply. They celebrate when a client's business opens a second location. They worry when a client's parent is sick back home and the case cannot move fast enough. To them, every file is a person, a family, and a future.

Too many immigration lawyers feel perpetually behind, buried under forms, letters, document requests, and deadlines. We founded CaseBlink to help them stay one step ahead, with more time for the strategy and advocacy their clients need. Everything we build is shaped by people who have lived this process and done this work. We know what is at stake on the other side of every case.