Bilingual AI Intake for Immigration Law

Yes. KaiCalls AI handles calls in both English and Spanish fluently. The AI can detect the caller's preferred language and switch seamlessly. For immigration firms, this is critical - 73% of potential clients prefer communicating in their native language. The AI conducts full intake conversations in Spanish, collects all necessary information, and syncs bilingual notes to your system.

KaiCalls AI is trained to handle sensitive matters with appropriate care. For asylum inquiries, the AI uses trauma-informed language, avoids pressing for unnecessary details, and focuses on collecting essential information: country of origin, type of persecution feared, current location, and urgency level. The AI clearly explains attorney-client privilege applies and that detailed persecution accounts should be saved for the attorney consultation.

Yes, within appropriate limits. The AI can explain general requirements for common visa categories (H-1B, family green cards, etc.), typical processing timelines, and what documentation is usually needed. However, the AI is trained to clarify this is general information, not legal advice, and that every case has unique factors requiring attorney review. This sets proper expectations while still providing helpful information.

For immigration intakes, the AI collects: full legal name, date of birth, country of citizenship, current immigration status, type of case (family, employment, asylum, etc.), urgency factors (pending deadlines, detention status), and contact information. For family cases, it also gathers petitioner relationship details. All information syncs to your case management system for attorney review.

Detention calls are flagged as urgent automatically. When someone calls about a detained family member, the AI collects: the detained person's name and A-number if known, detention facility location, and caller's relationship and contact info. The system immediately notifies your team via SMS and email. You can configure escalation rules - for example, calling your on-call attorney directly for detention matters.