What this will and will not do
It will
- Ask what officers commonly ask for your category
- Tell you where your answers disagree with each other
- Point out non-answers, hedging, and answers so long they invite new questions
It will not
- Suggest, draft, or score what you say
- Tell you whether an answer is right, or whether you will be approved
- Advise how to phrase, frame, or leave out any fact
Nothing you type here is stored. It is reviewed in the request and discarded — no account, no database, no logs of your answers. And this is not legal advice: we are not attorneys, and rehearsing what to tell a federal officer is not something any software should be doing for you.
1. Your category
2. The facts, once
Fill in only what applies. These are compared against your answers below — that is the whole mechanism. Leave a field blank and nothing about it will be checked.
3. Answer out loud, then type what you said
Say it aloud first. Reading a written answer back trains the wrong thing — the room is spoken, and you will hear your own hedging when you say it.