FileRight.com is an online service for filling out US immigration forms yourself. The Company expressly states that it is not a law firm, is not affiliated with USCIS, and does not provide legal advice; Some packages include review by an independent licensed immigration lawyer. The Russian language is not confirmed in official sources - English and Spanish are stated.
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| Site and type | Points | Quantity | Date of observation |
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| trustburn.comHistorical site cardIncluded in the rating | 3.8 / 5.0 | 10 | |
| Reviews.ioPublished card, indexed snapshotIncluded in the rating | 2.2 / 5 | 32 | Date unknown |
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FileRight.com positions itself as a do-it-yourself online immigration form preparation service: the company claims that it helps fill out the application correctly, but does not submit documents for the client. The home page clearly states that it is a private company, not affiliated with USCIS or any other government agency, that it is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not replace an attorney.
The service is aimed at people who are willing to complete the form themselves and submit it to USCIS, but want a structured online questionnaire, automatic error checking, and personalized filing instructions. The official description emphasizes that all forms available through the service can be obtained free of charge as blank forms with instructions from USCIS.
The company says its software checks forms for errors and omissions and checks responses against the requirements for the relevant immigration benefit. This is positioned as a way to reduce the risk of failure due to errors, but not as legal support.
No. The official website states that the company is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice and does not replace a lawyer.
No. The company expressly states that it is not affiliated with USCIS or any other government agency.
The official website lists the form preparation packages: N-400 (naturalization), N-600 (citizenship certificate), N-565 (replacement certificate), I-90 (green card renewal/replacement, including loss/theft), I-485 (adjustment of status), I-130 (relative, green card through marriage), I-751 (removal of conditions), I-824 (follow-to-join), I-821D (DACA), I-129F (K-1 fiancee visa), I-765 (work authorization), I-539 (extension/change of nonimmigrant status), and consultation with an immigration attorney.
Geography of services - USA: forms are intended for submission to USCIS. The company states that the client submits the completed forms to USCIS and pays government fees directly to the agency.
The prices of the service are indicated on the individual package pages: for example, the N-400 package is $345 plus USCIS government fees; N-600 package - $395 plus USCIS fees. On page N-400 the government fee is $760, on page N-600 it is $1,385 (data from the official website as of the date of the photo).
No. The site states that the purchase price does not include government application, biometrics or filing fees; their client pays directly to USCIS.
According to the official website: N-400, N-600, N-565, I-90, I-485, I-130, I-751, I-824, I-821D, I-129F, I-765, I-539.
FileRight.com's official sources claim English and Spanish: the site states that questions are written in plain English (or Spanish), and also mentions bilingual (English and Spanish) support. The Russian language is not confirmed in the verified official materials.
In the selected reviews on Trustpilot, Russian-speaking authors are not identified by language; Some reviews are written in English. This does not allow us to confirm the availability of Russian-language support.
The Russian language is not indicated in verified official sources. English and Spanish are declared.
The company describes the process as follows: The customer answers simple questions online, the software checks the form for errors and omissions, then FileRight prints, assembles, and mails the completed package to the customer with signature and date tabs and a prepaid envelope for mailing to USCIS. The company says it ships the package via USPS.
Also included are personalized submission instructions, cover letter and document templates, step-by-step instructions for supporting documents, and agent support. Page N-600 states that one of the immigration attorneys will review the application for accuracy.
What should be clarified before payment: exactly what steps the company performs and what steps remain on the client; how the package is formed; what are the deadlines for sending the package; how returns work; is a review by a lawyer included in the selected package; how data confidentiality is ensured.
According to the company, the client submits the completed forms to USCIS; FileRight provides the package and prepaid envelope.
The website states that immigration lawyer review includes separate packages; This is worth checking for a specific package.
The official pages indicate the prices of the service: package N-400 - $345 plus USCIS government fees; N-600 package - $395 plus USCIS fees. Page N-400 lists the government fee as $760, page N-600 shows $1,385. These data are statements of the company as of the date of the snapshot of the official website.
The company specifically states that the purchase price does not include government application, biometrics or filing fees and that the customer pays them directly to USCIS. Page N-600 also states that USCIS will not refund fees even if denied due to inaccurate information, omissions, or errors.
On page N-600, the company states that it is willing to refund money, including government fees, if the application is denied. Return conditions should be checked in the Refund Policy and clarified before payment.
According to the official website as of the date of the photo: $345 for the service plus the USCIS government fee of $760.
On page N-600, the company states that it will refund your money, including government fees, if you refuse. Conditions must be checked in the Refund Policy.
Available content includes reviews from Trustpilot (including mirrors uk, au, ca, nz) and a historical snapshot of ratings on trustburn.com. Trustburn.com's historical snapshot shows a 3.8 out of 5 from 10 reviews (as of the date the snapshot was reviewed); This is a historical observation, collection coverage may be incomplete.
The selected sample includes 58 reviews on Trustpilot with an average of 4.0 out of 5 as of 2026-10-07, but this is a sample with exceptions and not a comprehensive independent rating. Some reviews are short assessments without details, some are detailed complaints.
Reviews on different sites may refer to different jurisdictions and different versions of the site; Some of the authors, judging by the text, expected interaction with government bodies of other countries. This limits the comparability of reviews.
No. This is a sample with exceptions and is not a comprehensive independent ranking; historical images do not reflect current conditions.
In selected reviews with high ratings, the authors note the ease and speed of filling out the online form, the clarity of the interface and the usefulness of the chatbot. Several authors write that the service helped them go through the process and receive a new document.
These reviews are opinion pieces and not established facts; they reflect the personal experiences of individual users and do not endorse the quality of services for all customers.
Simplicity and speed of completion, clear interface, usefulness of the chatbot and assistance in obtaining the document (author's messages).
The selected reviews included repeated complaints that users mistook FileRight.com for a government site and expected the payment to cover the government fee. The authors report charges of $95, $145, $195, and $345 and that the state fee is charged separately. These messages are the author's own, not established facts.
Several authors write about the refusal of refunds; one author reports that after threatening to contact the bank, the refund was approved. Another author reports a discrepancy between the amount on the check and the bank's records. Some authors call the service a scam; We do not claim that the company is a scammer, and we present only the gist of the messages.
The company's responses are not reflected in the submitted reviews: there are no confirmed FileRight.com responses to these complaints in the available materials. Review dates: 2022-02-04, 2024-01-07, 2024-01-24, 2025-07-03, 2025-08-09, 2025-11-03, 2025-12-27, 2026-03-15, 2026-04-02, 2026-07-09.
Yes, several authors report refund refusal; one author writes that the return was approved after contacting the bank. These are copyright messages.
The presented package does not contain any confirmed responses from the company to these complaints.
According to the company: After completing the online questionnaire, the system verifies the form, then FileRight prints, assembles and mails the package to the client with signature tabs and a prepaid envelope.
According to the company, the client pays government fees directly to USCIS; The purchase price does not include them.
Official sources do not provide names and license numbers. An attorney's status should be checked with the state's official bar registry.
The company indicates that all forms available through the service can be obtained free of charge from USCIS in the form of instruction forms.
The summaries below describe available accounts with attribution. A reviewer's statements are not established facts about the company.
Reviewers with high ratings note that the online form is simple, fast and understandable.
Examples in the available sample: 4The online program is simple, the chatbot helped with filling out.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2026-08-05Some authors write that the chatbot helped with filling out, and the process was useful and constructive.
Examples in the available selection: 3The online program is simple, the chatbot helped with filling out.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2026-08-05One author reports that the service helped them obtain a new certificate.
Examples in the available selection: 1The authors report that they mistook FileRight.com for a government site and expected the payment to cover a government fee.
Examples in the available sample: 4Paid $345 for printing the form, state fee of $465 separately; considers it a fraud.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2026-04-02Thought she was paying Australian immigration; paid $195, asking for a refund.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2025-07-03I went to the website by mistake, the government thought; Lost $95, no refund.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2022-02-04Filled out the form by mistake and paid a large amount; refund was refused.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2024-01-07Several authors report refusal of return; one author writes that the return was approved after contacting the bank.
Examples in the available sample: 4I don't like that there is no return even if the form is not used; thinks the price is too high.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2025-12-27They charged $195, the card didn’t arrive in four months, they won’t issue a refund.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2025-11-03Filled out the form by mistake and paid a large amount; refund was refused.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2024-01-07Paid $145, state fee $630 not specified in advance; the return was approved after a threat to the bank.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2024-01-24The authors report charges of $95, $145, $195, and $345 and discrepancies between the amounts on the check and bank records.
Examples in the available sample: 5Paid $345 for printing the form, state fee of $465 separately; considers it a fraud.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2026-04-02They charged $195, the card didn’t arrive in four months, they won’t issue a refund.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2025-11-03There was no confirmation of the application, I had to change the password; I paid $195 for nothing.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2025-08-09Paid $145, state fee $630 not specified in advance; the return was approved after a threat to the bank.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2024-01-24They sent us forms that can be printed for free; I paid $345, not worth it.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2026-07-09One author reports that after four months the card did not arrive, and he reapplied through another site.
Examples in the available selection: 1They charged $195, the card didn’t arrive in four months, they won’t issue a refund.
trustpilot.com ↗Publication date: 2025-11-03Observation dates are indicated at the sites and in the profile materials.
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