
Which is more popular?
Based on our record, Filllvisa seems to be more popular. It has been mentioned 2 times since March 2021.
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USCIS forms are painful. The official PDFs are XFA-based - broken in most browsers. Third-party tools charge money or require an account just to get started. Fillvisa is different: it runs entirely in your browser, saves your progress to localStorage, and generates a real fillable AcroForm PDF -...
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Filllvisa's answer:
Built by Junaid, a founder with a personal connection to the immigration experience. The core frustration was that existing free tools were either low-quality fillable PDFs, server-side tools that harvested user data, or paywalled SaaS products. Fillvisa was built to give immigrants the tool they actually deserve - professional-grade, private, and genuinely free.
Filllvisa's answer:
Immigrants navigating the U.S. naturalization or adjustment-of-status process on their own - people filing forms like the N-400 without legal representation, often cost-sensitive, frequently non-native English speakers, and deeply privacy-conscious about where their personal information goes.
Filllvisa's answer:
It's free with zero friction - no signup, no paywall, no upsell nag. Your data stays on your device. The output is a properly filled, submission-ready PDF, not a printable web form. For immigrants who can't afford an attorney and don't trust third-party servers with sensitive personal data, that combination is hard to beat.
Filllvisa's answer:
Fillvisa is 100% client-side - no account, no server, no data ever leaves the browser. It runs entirely on localStorage, generates real AcroForm PDFs via pdf-lib, and embeds structured JSON metadata directly into the PDF so forms can be re-imported and resumed later.
No other free USCIS form tool offers that round-trip fidelity.
Filllvisa's answer:
HTML, vanilla JavaScript, pdf-lib (PDF generation), localStorage (persistence), and a per-page -map.js validation config architecture. No frameworks, no backend, no database. Fully static and deployable as a CDN asset.
Filllvisa's answer:
As a free consumer tool, Fillvisa doesn't have "customers" in the traditional sense. It has users - immigrants filing USCIS forms independently. There are no named enterprise accounts or notable client logos to list.
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Recommendations tracked on public social media and blogs since March 2021.


Tracking Diffee since Mar 2021.
I'm building Fillvisa (https://fillvisa.com/) I built a prototype and shared it travel/immigration subreddit. Note, my product is 100% free, no-login and (most importantly), solves a pain problem in a niche. There's a paid version... - Source: Hacker News / 6 days ago
Fillvisa – https://fillvisa.com USCIS immigration forms are still distributed as XFA PDFs - a deprecated Adobe format that modern browsers and PDF readers can't render or fill. Immigrants download them, get a blank white page, and give... - Source: Hacker News / 6 months ago