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An editorial review proposal for immigration attorneys

Togetherward publishes plain-language guides about the U.S. family immigration process for couples organising their own case. We are looking for a small number of attorneys and accredited representatives to review that material against the official sources it cites. This page states the ask, the attribution, and — as directly as we can — what we are not offering.

What we would ask of you

  • Read one or two guides in your area and tell us where the description of the process is wrong, out of date, or misleading by omission.
  • Check that every process claim traces to the official source cited next to it, and flag any claim that does not.
  • Flag anywhere our wording could be read as advice about a particular case rather than a description of a published process.
  • Tell us where a reader should stop organising and talk to counsel. We would rather send someone to a lawyer too early than too late.

Review happens on published pages you can read right now — there is nothing to install and no account required to look.

What you get

  • Named reviewer attribution on the pages you review, with the review date, and a link to your practice — or no attribution at all if you prefer.
  • A record of what changed after your review. Corrections are published, not quietly edited.
  • Direct influence on how the guides tell readers when a matter needs professional help.

What this is not

  • Not a referral programme. We are not offering, and would not accept, a fee-sharing or lead-generation arrangement.
  • Not case access. Scoped, revocable attorney access inside a couple’s case does not exist today. Couples export their own material and send it to counsel themselves.
  • Not an attorney-client relationship between you and any Togetherward reader, and nothing you review becomes legal advice by being published.
  • Not a review of our legal documents. Our own Terms and Privacy pages are unreviewed drafts and are labelled as such; that is a separate engagement.

Look at the material first

The guide library and the two public tools are the material in question. Every page carries its sources, a last-reviewed date, and a correction path.

Talk to us

Tell us your practice area and which guide you would start with. We answer every message ourselves.

Contact the team