About us
We built the software we wish we'd had.
I'm Johnny Ouyang. ezgreen.app started with our own marriage green card application. My wife is from China, we decided not to hire a lawyer to save the money. Then we did what most people do: watched every tutorial video we could find and followed along.
The videos were easy enough to follow. The actual work was not. The pile of paperwork kept growing, and every time we thought we were nearly done, something else turned out to be missing. The forms were worse. You can read a question, understand every word of it, and still not know what it wants from you. The answers depend on each other too, so filling in one section sends you back to change another. And the official instructions only come in English. We would go over the same sentence again and again and still not feel sure enough to write anything down.
Getting everything together took us weeks. We filed, and the green card came through. But I kept thinking about how much of that we never needed to go through in the first place. So we built the tool we wish we had back then.
Everything in ezgreen.app comes from what we went through ourselves. We built it from the applicant's side and kept working on it until it was what we would have wanted in front of us at the time, so that whoever files next takes fewer wrong turns than we did and gets their green card with less trouble.
Johnny Ouyang, founder of ezgreen.app
What we were missing, and then built
Professional Chinese, side by side
Every USCIS question and instruction sits next to a professional Chinese translation, so understanding what is being asked never comes down to guessing at a phrase.
Smart error detection
The app checks your answers as you go, flagging what you left blank and what contradicts an answer you gave somewhere else, while it is still easy to fix.
Guidance from the first question to the interview
Every question on every form comes with an explanation of what it is really asking and how to answer it, all the way through to preparing for the interview.
Guidance for assembling it all
A document checklist built for your case, the order to assemble it in, and the cover letters that go on top of each packet you mail.