MyCheck vs Boundless
Boundless is an immigration company with its own law firm, Boundless Legal LLC, licensed by the Arizona Supreme Court. Lawyers and former government officials prepare and file applications for families, for individuals on EB-1 and O-1 routes, and for employers; their site says they have helped more than 100,000 people.
Different jobs, and using both is normal. Boundless is who you hire when you want a lawyer behind the filing. MyCheck is what keeps the case, the documents and the deadlines in order — including after somebody else has filed for you.
Choose MyCheck if
- You are filing it yourself, or somebody has already filed for you and now you are waiting.
- You want the deadlines and documents organised, not the paperwork done for you.
- You want to know what it costs before you start.
Choose Boundless if
- You want a lawyer to prepare and file it, and to answer questions about your own situation.
- Your case is complicated, or an employer is sponsoring you.
- You would rather pay once for the work than keep a list yourself.
What Boundless does better
- Actual legal help. Their attorneys can review your situation and advise you; MyCheck cannot, and says so.
- They prepare and file the application for you, rather than handing you a list.
- A free consultation before you commit.
- Employer-side immigration and the harder individual routes — EB-1, O-1, PERM — which are not self-service work.
What MyCheck does better
- Tracking the case day to day, on any receipt number, including one somebody else filed for you.
- The documents and deadlines around the filing, with reminders and a Today view.
- A price you can see: free for one case, @PRICE@ a month for everything, against legal fees.
- It works inside ChatGPT, Claude and Grok, and the app is in 13 languages.
- It carries on being useful when the case is over — the renewal, the move, the rest of it.
Side by side
| What you want to do | MyCheck | Boundless |
|---|---|---|
| Track the case after it is filed | Yes, any USCIS receipt number | Yes, for cases they are handling |
| Track a case they did not file | Yes | Not on their site |
| Reminders before a deadline | Yes, on a whole list or a single item | Not on their site |
| See what is due today | Yes, the Today view | Not on their site |
| Work a list with your spouse or attorney | Yes, shared checklists | Not on their site |
| Save a checklist by asking ChatGPT, Claude or Grok | Yes, on the free plan | Not on their site |
| Ask other applicants a question | Yes, the MyCheck Community — and the app can translate a post into your language | Not on their site |
| Use it for anything that is not immigration | Yes | No |
| What it costs | Free for one case and 3 checklists; $9.99/month for unlimited | Not published on their site; a free consultation first |
Try MyCheck free
One case, three checklists and reminders are free, on the web and in the app. No card to start.
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