“Do I have enough?”
You’ve gathered documents, but nothing tells you when a category is actually well-supported. So you keep second-guessing — and lodging later than you meant to.
For visa applicants
Your visa, organised.
Structured checklists, progress tracking, and guided evidence organisation across Australian and US visas — whether you self-lodge or work with an agent.
Supporting 🇦🇺 Australia & 🇺🇸 United StatesNot legal advice — organisation only
Organised around the official requirements published by🇦🇺 Department of Home Affairs🇺🇸 USCISOrganisation only · not legal advice
Why it feels so hard
The hard part isn’t the visa. It’s never knowing if you’ve done enough.
A visa application is a wall of forms, evidence categories, and deadlines — spread across portals, email drafts, and advice you half-remember from a forum. Most of the stress isn’t the work. It’s the uncertainty.
“It’s scattered everywhere.”
A spreadsheet here, a Google Doc there, screenshots in your camera roll, requirements buried in a 40-page PDF. Nothing lives in one place.
“One thin pillar, and I’d never know.”
Uneven evidence is easy to miss. You can’t see which category is light until you’re reading it back the night before lodgement.
ReRooted replaces the guesswork with a view. Stop asking “do I have enough?” and start seeing exactly which category is under-supported — and what to gather next.
What changes for you
From a wall of forms to a clear next step.
ReRooted is the calm layer over a stressful process. Here’s what you actually get out of it.
01 — Clarity
Always know what’s next
A live progress view shows which category is thin and which requirement to tackle next — so you stop spinning and start moving.
02 — Control
One place, not twelve tabs
Every requirement, status, and note for your visa lives in a single structured checklist — not scattered across docs, inboxes, and forum threads.
03 — Confidence
Walk in prepared
Export a clean progress report for your records or a consultation. Arrive organised, so professional time goes to strategy — not status-checking.
How it works
A manageable workflow, with organising prompts for every requirement.
See which category is under-supported at a glance. Every requirement includes Tips & Tricks, and the first in each category comes with a free sample of the full organising notes — what to prepare, what applicants commonly include, and the official source. A Case Pass adds the complete notes for every requirement, with no more hunting through forums, Reddit threads, or scattered PDFs.
1
Pick your country & visa type
Choose Australia or the US, then the specific visa — 820/801, 189, I-130, and more. A structured checklist loads, grouped by category.
✓Select country (AU / US)
✓Select visa subclass
Import profile from prior app
Invite partner / collaborator
2
Mark progress, category by category
Four statuses per requirement: Not started, In progress, Complete, Not applicable. Real-time rollup.
Identity12/12
Sponsor7/10
Financial8/8
Evidence4/9
Forms0/4
3
Open any requirement for step-by-step organising notes
Every requirement has comprehensive general-information notes — what to prepare, what applicants commonly include, what to double-check, and the official source. The first in each category is free; a Case Pass adds the full set.
🇦🇺 Partner 820 · Form 888What to do: Gather Form 888 declarations from witnesses who know you as a couple. What applicants commonly include: witnesses aged 18+ who complete and date the current Department form — see the DHA Form 888 instructions.
🇦🇺 Skilled 189 · Skills assessmentWhat to do: Apply through the assessing authority for your nominated occupation. What applicants commonly include: a positive assessment dated within the validity window the assessing authority publishes for your subclass.
🇺🇸 I-130 · Proof of bona fide relationshipWhat to do: Compile joint financial, residential, and life-event evidence. What applicants commonly include: a continuous record of the relationship across the categories USCIS publishes for the I-130 petition.
See what you get
No more hunting through forum threads.
Every requirement has plain, organised notes built from the official source — not a stranger's opinion from three years ago. The first in each category is free; a Case Pass adds the full set. Here's a real example.
Written from official DHA / USCIS sourcesUpdated as requirements change
Supported visas
One workflow across every visa you’re tracking.
Partner, skilled, student, and family visas. Whether you’re applying in Australia or the United States, ReRooted gives you the same structured checklist and progress view — tuned to each visa’s actual evidence requirements.
🇦🇺 AU
820/801
Partner visa
Onshore two-stage pathway. Evidence organised by category, multi-stage tracking from temporary to permanent.
Leads to permanent subclass 801.
🇦🇺 AU
309/100
Partner (offshore)
Offshore partner pathway. Same evidence backbone as 820/801 with offshore-specific requirements.
Leads to permanent subclass 100.
🇦🇺 AU
189
Skilled Independent
Points-tested skilled migration. Track skills assessment, English, age evidence, and employment history.
🇦🇺 AU
190
Skilled Nominated
State-nominated pathway. Adds state-specific nomination requirements to the 189 baseline.
🇦🇺 AU
491
Skilled Regional
Regional provisional visa. Regional-area commitment evidence plus nomination or family sponsorship.
🇦🇺 AU
500
Student
Student visa. CoE, GTE, financial capacity, OSHC — mapped against each documentary requirement.
🇺🇸 US
I-130
Family Green Card
Family-based petition. Relationship, sponsor, and beneficiary evidence grouped by USCIS category.
More soon
+8
In active development
H-1B, F-1, B-1/B-2, K-1, EB-1/2/3, Working Holiday 417, Work & Holiday 462, Tourist 600.
Popular guides
Plain-language guides to organise the hard parts.
Walkthroughs for the documents that trip applicants up — what goes in each part of the bundle, and the gaps decision-makers notice. Written to be organised, not impressive.
🇦🇺 Partner · 820/801
Partner visa 820/801 checklist
The onshore partner-visa pillar guide — the two-stage process, fees, and the eight evidence categories in one place.
Read →🇦🇺 Partner · evidenceThe 8 evidence categories
What the Department reviews, category by category — the four relationship pillars plus the four supporting categories.
Read →🇦🇺 Partner · relationshipThe four pillars of evidence
Financial, household, social, commitment — and the uneven-evidence gap behind most partner-visa refusals.
Read →🇺🇸 Family green card · I-130I-130 document checklist
The Form I-130 packet, organised — the core documents plus what changes by relationship: spouse, parent, child, sibling.
Read →🇦🇺 Partner · costsPartner-visa costs breakdown
The full budget behind the headline fee — additional-applicant charges, health exams, police checks, translations.
Read →🇦🇺 Partner · processingThe partner-visa timeline
A realistic, stage-by-stage walkthrough of the onshore 820/801 — lodgement, bridging visa, and the two-year point.
Read →Not sure which visa fits?
Take the two-minute eligibility quiz.
Pick your destination country, answer a few questions about your situation, and we'll point you at the visa that's most likely the right starting place. No account required.
Take the quiz~2 minutes · informational only, not legal advice
Who it’s for
Useful whether you self-lodge or work with an agent.
Doing it yourself
Fewer mental tabs. One clear view.
Replace scattered spreadsheets, email drafts, and Google Docs with one place that shows every requirement in context.
- Know exactly which category needs more work next
- Guided prompts for declarations and supporting statements
- Partner-as-collaborator so you can both contribute
- PDF progress report you can bring to a consultation
Working with an agent or attorney
Your agent or attorney handles strategy.
We help with the workflow.
Arrive at consultations better organised. Professionals using ReRooted see fewer missing documents and clearer progress between sessions.
- Share progress view with your registered migration agent or licensed immigration attorney
- Agent notes tied to each requirement (per-app, per-client)
- Cleaner handoff between preparation and professional advice
- No legal conclusions — organisation only
ReRooted is built on a simple shift: stop asking “Do I have enough?” and start asking which category is under-supported, and what would strengthen it.
Pricing
Track for free. Add depth when you need it.
The full requirement tracker is free for every supported visa, including Tips & Tricks and a sample of the full guidance for each category. When you want full per-requirement guidance, structured notes, a clean PDF export and the Application Review, buy a one-time Case Pass for that visa journey — no recurring plan.
Free tracker
A$0/ forever
The full requirement map for any supported visa — see exactly where you stand.
- Every requirement, organised by category
- Progress tracking across the whole application
- Multi-stage pathway view (e.g. 820→801, 309→100)
- Tips & Tricks for every requirement
- Sample guidance for the first requirement in each category
- Watermarked PDF export
- Full per-requirement guidance (all requirements)
- Structured note prompts
- Clean PDF export & Application Review
Start freeNo card required
Case Pass
A$129/ one-time, per visa journey
The full depth for one visa journey — pay once, no subscription, and it carries across both stages of a multi-stage pathway.
- Everything in the free tracker
- Comprehensive step-by-step organising notes for every requirement
- Structured note prompts (privacy-safe)
- Covers both stages of a multi-stage pathway
- Clean PDF export you can bring to a consultation
- The Application Review for your visa journey
Get your Case PassOne-time · no subscription
For agents
Agent OS
For registered migration agents and licensed immigration attorneys. Pick the tier that fits your caseload — each one includes full premium for your active clients at no per-client charge. Workflow support, not legal strategy.
Starter
A$49/ month
Up to 5 active clients
1 seat · A$490/yr (2 months free)
Solo
A$99/ month
Up to 20 active clients
1 seat · A$990/yr (2 months free)
Practice
A$179/ month
Up to 50 active clients
3 seats · A$1790/yr (2 months free)
Firm
A$299/ month
Up to 120 active clients
6 seats · A$2990/yr (2 months free)
Agency
A$499/ month
Up to 300 active clients
12 seats · A$4990/yr (2 months free)
Start your free agent trial14-day free trial · no card to start
Frequently asked
The honest answers.
Is this legal-advice software?
No. ReRooted is an organisational workflow tool. It helps with evidence tracking and progress visibility — not legal conclusions or case strategy.
Australia: always refer to the Department of Home Affairs and/or a registered migration agent for advice.
United States: always refer to USCIS and/or a licensed immigration attorney for advice.
Does this replace a migration agent or attorney?
No. It’s designed to complement professional advice by reducing admin friction on the applicant side. Many users bring their ReRooted progress report to consultations with their registered migration agent (Australia) or licensed immigration attorney (United States) so the session focuses on strategy, not status-checking.
Do you store my personal documents?
We don’t ask you to upload passports, bank statements, or ID documents. The note prompts are structured to capture context and intent without storing sensitive personal data. The official record always lives with the relevant authority — the Department of Home Affairs for Australian visas, or USCIS for U.S. filings.
Which visas are supported today?
Australia: Partner (820/801 onshore, 309/100 offshore), Skilled (189, 190, 491), Student (500). United States: Family-based Green Card (I-130). Additional Australian subclasses and further expansion across the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada are on the roadmap — the live catalogue on our supported-visas page is the source of truth.
Can my partner collaborate on my application?
Yes. Invite your partner or a trusted collaborator and you’ll both see the same checklist and progress. Especially useful for partner and family-based visas where evidence is collected by two people, not one.
What’s the difference between the Case Pass and Agent OS?
The Case Pass is for applicants preparing their own evidence — a one-time purchase that adds comprehensive guidance, structured notes, a clean PDF export, and the Application Review for a single visa journey. Agent OS is a separate subscription for registered migration agents and licensed immigration attorneys managing multiple clients, with a dedicated dashboard, per-client notes, automated alerts, and invitation workflows.
Start with a clearer checklist today.
Free to start. No credit card. Takes about three minutes to set up a tracker for any supported visa.