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Your clients often find you from abroad. Reviews are how they choose.

Someone applying for a visa or residency is often searching from far away, sometimes in a second language. Ratezing asks clients once their file is done, in English, Portuguese, French or Lithuanian, so the next family can see who they’re trusting.

  1. In the client’s language

    Requests go out in English, Portuguese, French or Lithuanian, each in the language of the client it goes to.

  2. By text or email

    Send by email, SMS or both. Texts go only to clients who agreed to receive them.

  3. Families and communities

    Clients recommend you to relatives and friends. Your review page and website widget let those people read it for themselves.

Questions lawyers ask us

Straight answers about setting Ratezing up in a firm.

Can the request be in the client’s language?

Yes, if they read English, Portuguese, French or Lithuanian. A request knows each client’s language and goes out in it.

Does the request mention their application?

No. A request knows the client’s name, email, phone and language only, so it never mentions the application.

We have offices in two cities. Can they be separate?

Yes. Each office gets its own review page, links and QR code, and one business page can let clients pick theirs.

Every closed matter is a chance to be found. Let your clients tell it.

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