AUSTIN — February 12, 2026 — yourUSA.ai, a new AI-powered, web-based form-filling assistant, officially launched today with a clear mission: to simplify one of the most stressful parts of immigration and government processe: paperwork.

From U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) applications to passport and visa forms, official documents can be confusing, repetitive, and intimidating. Even minor mistakes can lead to delays, requests for evidence, or costly consequences. For immigrants and first-time applicants, the experience can feel overwhelming.

yourUSA.ai aims to reduce that friction. The platform provides a conversational, step-by-step interface that guides users through complex forms in plain language. Instead of navigating dense PDFs filled with technical instructions, users answer structured questions in a clear, human-centered flow. The system then compiles the information into the appropriate form and provides practical next steps, including filing fees, required documentation checklists, and submission guidance.

The initial release supports high-demand documents including USCIS immigration forms, U.S. passport applications, and visa-related forms such as the DS-160.

Built from lived experience

yourUSA.ai was founded by Jules Kadher Kabore, a Burkinabè-American software engineer whose own immigration journey revealed how unforgiving government paperwork can be.

Despite being educated and highly motivated, Kabore found the process filled with ambiguity and repetitive questions. The risk of small errors with disproportionate consequences left a lasting impression.

“In this age of AI, form-filling should be painless,” Kabore said. “The forms look simple, but even a small misunderstanding can create major difficulty. That’s the problem we’re solving.”

Kabore emphasizes that yourUSA.ai does not provide legal advice and does not replace attorneys. Instead, it functions as an intelligent assistant designed to improve clarity, consistency, and user confidence.

A founder bridging Silicon Valley and West Africa

Kabore earned his degree in Computer Science from the University of California, Santa Cruz, and later joined General Motors as a software engineer. Alongside his corporate career, he launched multiple technology ventures focused on real-world challenges.

He founded SANK Money, a peer-to-peer payment platform built to increase financial inclusion within African communities. He also created Kaset Toumde, a workplace attendance and performance review system tailored to African organizational contexts. Through King Management, he continues to build cross-continental technology initiatives.

His entrepreneurial journey has not followed the typical venture-backed narrative. Kabore has spoken openly about the structural barriers faced by Black and immigrant founders in tech, including limited access to capital and networks. Rather than waiting for investor validation, he has often chosen to bootstrap, iterate quickly, and focus on customer needs.

That philosophy directly shaped yourUSA.ai. Instead of chasing hype, Kabore focused on a practical problem affecting millions: completing essential government forms accurately and confidently.

Responsible AI in sensitive processes

Immigration paperwork involves sensitive personal information, and conversations around AI, data privacy, and digital trust continue to evolve. Kabore states that transparency and responsible technology use are central to the platform’s design.

The long-term vision for yourUSA.ai extends beyond individual users. Potential future partnerships could include immigration attorneys, legal service providers, and community organizations seeking to improve accessibility and reduce administrative burden.

At its core, yourUSA.ai reflects a broader belief: technology should lower barriers, not raise them. For immigrants, students, families, and travelers navigating critical life transitions, clarity can make all the difference.

More information is available at https://www.yourUSA.ai.