Last updated September 13, 2026
What we have shipped, newest first. We list changes couples can actually see in the product — new embassy coverage, guides, privacy work, and everyday improvements.
The I-130 guide can expose reviewed references to the official I-130 and I-130A sources. Each reference states its page or section scope and is withheld when its source evidence is no longer current.
Source review recognizes official USCIS redirects to the same page on its www hostname. Different pages remain withheld, and existing evidence and review checks still apply.
Source scheduling now preserves a completed refresh’s review state when older jobs remain pending. Only a newly queued retrieval changes its source to queued.
The Command Center shows its draft-review notice only when there are drafts to review. AI-drafted items keep a clear, quieter label that wraps on narrow screens.
Source drilldown now applies the same freshness check as guide responses. Guide attachments are withheld when their review is due or other freshness evidence is missing.
Source drilldown now verifies that the returned record matches the requested source identity. A mismatched record is withheld so a reference cannot silently open a different source.
Guide source references now withhold unsupported claim-level citations across guide responses and related graph projections. Page and section references retain their explicit scope.
Guide source bindings now share stricter scope validation across guide responses and graph projections. Inconsistent page, section, or claim metadata is withheld rather than presented as stronger source support.
Content health now checks supporting review and source dates whenever a record reports a source change. Records missing that evidence are reported as unavailable instead of being included in the inventory.
Source-change items in the content health attention queue now sort by their displayed currentness date. Freshness deadlines no longer override that order, and items without a recorded date follow dated items.
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Not legal advice.
Togetherward is an organizational and planning tool for couples navigating international immigration paperwork. It is not a law firm, is not affiliated with any government agency, and does not guarantee any immigration outcome, eligibility, or admission. For legal advice, consult a licensed attorney in the relevant jurisdiction.