Boundless vs CitizenPath
Boundless is full-service filing. CitizenPath is DIY USCIS forms. Docracy is neither — one $10 plan: what to do, official links, signed extras, and every file saved so you can reopen it.
Docracy vs Boundless vs CitizenPath
| Feature | Docracy | Boundless | CitizenPath |
|---|---|---|---|
| What they actually do | One plan: what to do, official links, sign I-9 + extras. We save every PDF so you can reopen it. | Full-service: prepare and file USCIS petitions (attorneys in the loop) | DIY USCIS form software — you file the petition they prepared |
| Who files with USCIS / State | Never us. Official links to CEAC and uscis.gov. Your lawyer, employer, or you. | They file (or their attorneys do) — see their site | You file the PDF they helped you complete |
| Price we can state | Paid $10/month for the all-in-one plan. Signing a template once is still free. | FAQ 11 Jun 2026: marriage GC $699 / $1,349; K-1 $1,379 / $2,549; B-1/B-2 $195+$185. USCIS extra. | They publish from $79–$99; I-130 $149; I-485 packet $279; N-400 $199. USCIS extra. |
| Currency they bill | Paid is USD $10 on Stripe. Cobro amounts you label MXN, COP, USD — that money never hits us. | USD only (their checkout schema: priceCurrency USD). MX/CO card = FX + possible foreign-transaction fee. | USD. Same as Boundless. USCIS fees are also USD; G-1450 needs a U.S.-issued card. |
| I-9 and supporting letters | Yes — official I-9, offer, employment, POA, reference, child travel, lease | Petition-focused; not a replacement for employer I-9 retention | Form software; they may ask you to attach extras we can sign |
| After you arrive | Constancia for a US landlord + WhatsApp cobro if you still invoice MX/CO | Immigration case status — not income proof or cobro | Same — forms, not a vault for landlords or invoices |
| Keep the files / reopen later | Yes on Paid. Whole packet in the dashboard until next April 15 or 13 months. | Case files in their app — the petition, not your I-9 / constancia vault | Form drafts you prepared — not a vault for signed extras |
| Best fit | You already have a filer, or you only need the extras signed and kept | You need someone to prepare and file the petition | You want cheaper DIY USCIS forms and will file yourself |
They file or prepare the petition. We give one $10 plan around it: what to do, official send-to links, I-9 / offer / constancia / cobro — and we save every file so you can reopen it.
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FAQ
Does Docracy replace Boundless or CitizenPath?
No. They file or prepare USCIS/State petitions. We sign the supporting packet (official I-9, offer, POA, reference, lease), save it so you can reopen it, and tell you where each file goes. Use them to file. Use us for the $10 extras around the filing.
Do you file DS-160 or I-129?
No. DS-160 is CEAC. I-129 and family petitions stay with Boundless, CitizenPath, a gestoría, or an attorney. We do not invent those forms.
Why is Docracy $10/month instead of hundreds?
Different job. They charge for preparing or filing a case. Paid is one plan: playbook, official links, vault, signed extras, constancia, cobro. Check their sites for case fees — we will not invent a number.
Do you save my files so I can open them later?
Yes on Paid. The whole packet stays in the dashboard until the next April 15 or 13 months, whichever is later. Free signing deletes PDFs after 9 days. That is why the immigrant package is the Paid plan.
What currency do Boundless and CitizenPath charge?
USD. Boundless checkout lists priceCurrency USD. CitizenPath is the same. USCIS/State fees are USD. A MX/CO card still settles in dollars (FX + possible foreign-transaction fee). Gestoría honorarios are usually MXN or COP; the $185 State MRV is still USD. Docracy Paid is USD $10 on Stripe. Cobro amounts you label MXN/COP/USD go to your checkout, not us.
Simple, flat pricing
Free for up to 2 signers. $10/mo keeps signed files and lets you get paid after they sign. No per-seat pricing.