Last updated November 2, 2026
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Togetherward is a shared, private workspace for couples going through U.S. immigration together. Here is what it is for, how it protects case content, and where its information comes from.
Mission
One case. Two partners. No more guessing what comes next. Togetherward helps both partners see the same steps, dates and documents, split the work between them, and know when there is simply nothing to do today. Both partners are equal members of one case; neither is an add-on to the other.
Togetherward is currently in a free, invitation-only private beta.
Privacy
Protected case content, such as documents, notes and evidence, is encrypted on the couple's own devices before it is saved. Our servers store that content in encrypted form. Signing in to an account and unlocking case content are separate steps.
Read the full Privacy Policy and the security overview.
Official sources
Statements about U.S. immigration steps and requirements link to a recorded official source, with the date it was last checked. Primary agency guidance includes:
- U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (uscis.gov)
- USCIS online services (egov.uscis.gov)
- Department of State visa information (travel.state.gov)
- Department of State (state.gov)
- Consular Electronic Application Center (ceac.state.gov)
Governing rules and the handling embassy or consulate's post-specific instructions also have a place in our source methodology. A local instruction is not generalized to every post.
Community reports are kept separate and are never presented as official requirements. See our source methodology and editorial standards. Product updates are listed in the changelog.
Contact
Press questions: press@togetherward.app
Togetherward organizes your case. It does not provide legal advice or check your case with an immigration agency.
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.