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An AI paralegal that does the firm's work end to end. Drafts work product, manages your firm's social presence, briefs you each morning, and pulls the docket. Legal decisions stay with the attorney.

What Lorry does

One AI agent, around the clock, on the phone, in the client portal, on video consultations, and in the attorney's dashboard and SMS. Every form, every draft, every language.

Drafting Studio

Every legal brief and draft, in your firm's voice.

Lorry drafts the brief your associate would, in your firm's voice. She grounds every motion, RFE response, and declaration in real statute and live case law plus your own playbooks, indexes the exhibits, and versions every draft. You review and decide what gets filed.

Briefs

The exhibits, indexed for you.

Draft in a full editor with the table of contents and the index of exhibits, each exhibit tied to its statute. The full brief, assembled and cited.

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In the Matter of Emmanuel Ako Tabi, A-File No. Pending - Brief in Support of Application for Asylum, Withholding of Removal, and Protection Under the Convention Against Torture

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Table of Contents

Introduction & Summary of Claim

Statement of Facts

Protected Ground

Past Persecution

Well-Founded Fear of Future Persecution

Nexus (One Central Reason)

Government Action or Inaction

No Reasonable Internal Relocation

Country Conditions

Credibility & Corroboration

One-Year Filing Deadline

Conclusion & Relief Requested

Index of Exhibits

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In the Matter of Emmanuel Ako Tabi, A-File No. Pending - Brief in Support of Application for Asylum, Withholding of Removal, and Protection Under the Convention Against Torture

Applicant Emmanuel Ako Tabi, a native and citizen of Cameroon from the Southwest Region, respectfully submits this brief in support of his application for asylum, withholding of removal, and protection under the Convention Against Torture. As an Anglophone Cameroonian who openly opposed the marginalization of the English-speaking regions, Applicant fears persecution on account of his political opinion and membership in a particular social group arising out of the ongoing Anglophone crisis. The claim is grounded in INA 208 and 241(b)(3), 8 U.S.C. 1158 and 1231(b)(3), and the regulatory standards set out at 8 CFR 1208.13 and 1208.16. The record establishes past persecution, a well-founded fear of future persecution, and a clear nexus between the harm suffered and a protected ground.

Index of Exhibits (5)

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test-prior-marriage-termination.txt

INA 204(h)

Divorce decree establishing termination of any prior marriage and applicant's

E-2

test-marriage-certificate.txt

INA 101(a)(15)(E)

Marriage certificate evidencing the legal formation of marriage between applicant and

E-3

test-bona-fide-marriage-evidence.txt

Photographs of applicant and spouse together corroborating the existence of a genuine,

E-4

test-i864-affidavit-of-support.txt

INA 213A

Form I-864 establishing that the sponsor meets the income requirement for the

E-5

test-country-conditions-cameroon.txt

INA 208(b)

Country conditions report documenting the Anglophone crisis in the Southwest Region

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Response to Request for Evidence, EB-1A

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Drafting in your firm's voice

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Drafting the RFE Response

Reframing under Kazarian, citing 8 CFR 204.5(h)(3), tying each criterion to the record.

Drafting

Written in your firm's voice.

Grounded in statute, live case law, and your firm's playbooks. Every assertion ties to a source in the file, in the matter the moment she finishes. The decision to file stays yours.

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