fyllyoWhich document is actually missing
A traveler often has a passport in hand and a visa somewhere else, such as in an old passport left at home. Software that sees “left at home” or an expired passport can mark both boxes, or the wrong one.
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Fill Form I-193 with AIApplication for Waiver
Add the traveler’s notes, passport pages, flight bookings and a photo of the visa left at home. Fyllyo fills Form I-193 on your Mac. Anything it can’t settle from the documents is left for you, with the reason.
Where AI form filling goes wrong on Form I-193
Form I-193 is one page, but the papers behind it describe two passports, more than one visa, a flight that was booked and a flight that actually landed, and several addresses on both sides of the ocean. Software slips when it takes the first one it finds, or writes its own account of what went wrong. These are the common places AI tools and autofill get it wrong. What the form requires is for the Department of Homeland Security to say. Follow its instructions. USCIS official page for Form I-193.
The new passport, not the old one that holds the visa
When the visa sits in an expired passport, the file has two passports with two issue dates, two expiry dates and two places of issue. Software can copy the old passport’s details because that is the one with the visa.
The visa in use, not the expired one beside it
Old passports often hold an expired visa next to the current one. Software can take the first visa it reads, or mix the dates of the two.
The flight that landed, not the flight that was booked
A booking confirmation names a flight, an airport and a date, and a later email changes all three. Software often copies the original booking, so the arrival date, port and flight describe a trip that never happened.
Where the traveler stays, not the hotel or the old home
A visitor’s papers list a hotel on the booking, an event venue, a relative’s workplace and home, plus an old address abroad. Software can put any of them in the destination box, or the old address in the permanent-address box.
The reason in the traveler’s own words
Item 10 asks why the passport or visa is missing. AI tools often write their own account, adding details the documents never give, such as a theft or a date.
The agent who brought the form didn’t prepare it
The preparer section is for someone other than the traveler who prepared the form, as the form says. When an airline agent’s name and office address appear next to the form, software can treat that person as the preparer.
How Fyllyo takes care of them
With a test client and seven documents (the traveler’s statement, a flight booking, a rebooking notice, the current passport’s data page, a photo of the old passport and visa, a message from her brother and a form preparation record), Fyllyo filled 22 fields in 11 seconds. Each answer shows the lines it came from.
- Which document is actually missing. Reads whether the passport and the visa are each in the traveler’s hands, and ticks only the one that is missing. In the test, that was the visa.
- The new passport, not the old one that holds the visa. Fills the passport item from the passport the documents name as current, and writes its dates as MM/DD/YYYY.
- The visa in use, not the expired one beside it. Fills the visa item from the visa the documents mark as the one in use, never an expired one, and writes its dates as MM/DD/YYYY.
- The flight that landed, not the flight that was booked. Fills the arrival date, port and flight from the record of the actual arrival. In the test, that was Newark on 10/04/2026, not the cancelled JFK booking.
- Where the traveler stays, not the hotel or the old home. Fills the U.S. destination and the address abroad only with the current addresses the documents give for them, and checks that each appears in the documents as written.
- The reason in the traveler’s own words. Copies the explanation the documents give and checks that the words are really there. If they aren’t, the box is left for you, with the reason.
- The agent who brought the form didn’t prepare it. Fills the preparer section only when the documents say someone other than the traveler prepared the form. In the test the traveler did it herself, so it stayed empty.
How much of a Form I-193 does Fyllyo fill?
Fyllyo can fill all 28 fields on Form I-193 from the client’s documents. Lines the documents don’t support stay blank and are listed for you to check.
You confirm on every form
- Applicant's last name
- Applicant's first name
- Applicant's middle name
- Applicant's date of birth
- Applicant's passport number
What do you give Fyllyo?
Fyllyo reads the documents you already have. These can be PDFs, scans, photos, Word files or typed notes, and you can add several at once. Fyllyo works out which document answers which line.
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What Fyllyo doesn’t do
Fyllyo doesn’t decide what to file, give legal or tax advice, or submit Form I-193 for you. Use the USCIS’s official page for Form I-193 and your professional judgement. Fyllyo does the reading and the typing.
What if a document is a scan or a photo?
Fyllyo reads scans and photos as well as PDFs, Word files and typed notes. Clear, readable copies give the best results, and every answer on Form I-193 still shows the line it came from.
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