Word Doc Formatting, Automated Forms, Custom Agents

Last updated: May 4, 2026

Upload a template and get a draft in your exact style

When you upload a template to a draft or exhibit packet, Parley now fully reconstructs your formatting. Headers, footers, firm logos, client logos, page numbers, bullets, roman numerals, bolding, italics, exhibit citation style, tables...

Drafts: Select Run Agent, choose your draft type, and attach a template. Parley will produce a draft in your structure and style.

Exhibit Packets: Select Run Agent, select Assemble Exhibit Packet, and attach your index or a finalized petition.

Attach one of your divider pages and Parley will match the font, sizing, spacing, and page colors.

Fill out any USCIS form directly from your case documents

All USCIS forms and supplements are available in Parley and stay current as USCIS publishes updates. To fill out a form, open your Project, hit Run Agent, and select the form.

Parley will:

  • Read every document in your Project and map the information to each field, pulling from source materials directly.

  • Flag conflicts if information in one document does not match another - for example, a questionnaire response that differs from a passport, ID, or offer letter.

  • Surface missing information, open questions, and identify anything that needs your review.

If there is a form you need support for that is not on the list, respond to this email directly and we can incorporate it for your organization.

Get a custom agent built for your firm in one step

Send us one sample and we will build a custom workflow deployed to your firm's account.

It shows up as a button in Run Agent any time you open a Project. Parley will dynamically apply your style, your content, and your preferences to each new case.

We can configure custom agents for:

Forms: Non-USCIS forms, or specific instructions for how you respond to open-ended USCIS form questions

Drafts: Per-attorney style preferences, firm cover letter with letterhead, reusable petitioner background info, RFE playbooks, preferred legal citations

Index: Document naming conventions, format, citation method

Exhibits: Divider page style and citation method