Boundless files your case. Docracy signs the packet around it.
They prepare and file USCIS forms — see their site for price. We sign I-9, offer, visa extras, give you the official send-to links, and save every PDF so you can reopen it. $10/month. We do not file I-129 or DS-160.
The problem
Boundless is the right buy if you need someone to prepare and file a petition. That is hundreds to thousands — check their pricing; we will not invent a number. It is the wrong buy if you already have a lawyer, an employer who files, or you only need the extras signed: I-9, offer letter, POA, reference, constancia for a Houston lease.
The Docracy way
Unlock the one Paid plan ($10/month). Sign the official I-9 and the supporting templates. We save every PDF so you can reopen it. Official send-to links stay on the plan page. Share a constancia URL. Send cobro if you still invoice. If you still need Boundless to file, keep them — attach our signed PDFs.
How Docracy compares
- $10/month for the all-in-one supporting plan. Boundless FAQ (11 Jun 2026): marriage green card $699 / $1,349 Premium; K-1 $1,379 / $2,549; B-1/B-2 $195 + $185 State fee. Government fees extra.
- Official I-9 + offer, POA, reference, lease — we save every PDF so you can reopen it. We don't file the petition.
- Official send-to links: employer keeps I-9; lawyer/consulate gets the rest; you file DS-160 on CEAC
- They bill in USD. Paid is also USD $10 on Stripe. Cobro amounts you label MXN/COP/USD — that money never hits us.
- Boundless is better if you need them to prepare and file. We are the $10 extras around that filing.
FAQ
Is Docracy a Boundless alternative for filing?
No. Boundless prepares and files USCIS petitions. We sign the supporting packet (I-9, offer, POA, reference, lease), save it so you can reopen it, and tell you where to send each file. Use Boundless if you need them to file. Use Docracy if you already have a filer or only need the extras signed.
What does Boundless charge?
Their FAQ dated 11 June 2026 lists flat service fees: marriage green card $699 Essential / $1,349 Premium; K-1 $1,379 / $2,549; visitor B-1/B-2 $195 plus the $185 State fee; naturalization from $699; EB-1A $8,000–$8,500. USCIS/State fees are extra. If their services page differs, trust that page. We charge $10/month for the supporting packet — not a case fee.
Can I use both?
Yes. Let Boundless (or your attorney) file. Sign the extras here and attach the PDFs. The immigrant kit maps who receives each file.
What currency does Boundless charge?
USD. Their checkout marks priceCurrency USD. A Mexican or Colombian card still pays in dollars — your bank converts and may add a foreign-transaction fee. USCIS fees are also USD; Form G-1450 needs a U.S.-issued card. Docracy Paid is USD $10 on Stripe. Cobro amounts you label (MXN, COP, USD) go to your Mercado Pago or PayPal, not us.
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