DocuGrip

Find an official form (US IRS and USCIS, Canada, UK and more), such as W-9, W-4, 1099-NEC, I-130, I-765 or N-400, with the issuing agency source, the current edition and the date older editions are rejected, plus a page to fill and sign it in the browser. Use this when a user asks where to get, fill in or sign a form.

Find the DocuGrip page that does a PDF or document task, described in the user’s own words — for example "combine two contracts", "black out account numbers", "my scan has no searchable text" or "shrink this under 2 MB". Returns the matching tools, each with its page. Use this when the user wants to do the task themselves — compress, merge, split, convert, OCR, redact, sign, fill or edit — including on a phone, or wants the document not to be uploaded anywhere: the page works in their browser and the file is never sent to a server. Redaction removes the text under the box and can check that nothing can still be copied.

Get one DocuGrip tool by its id, for example "merge-pdf".

List DocuGrip plans with their current price, billing terms, who each plan suits, and where to buy. Use this when the user asks what DocuGrip costs, whether they need to pay for a task, or which plan fits them.

Look up the official file size limit and accepted format for an upload portal or service (for example IRCC, USCIS, ImmiAccount, CM/ECF, Gmail, Turnitin, Etsy) with the official source and the date it was checked, plus a compressor page already set to a safe target size. Use this when a user says a portal rejected their file or asks how big a PDF may be.

List every DocuGrip tool that is live: id, name, one line on what it does, and its page. Use this to see what is available.

Turn a PDF job with several steps — for example "merge these scans, compress to 4 MB for IRCC and add a password" — into ordered steps, each with the DocuGrip page that does it. Also returns how many runs the job takes, the daily allowance, and which DocuGrip plan fits when the job, a batch of files or recurring or team work needs more than the allowance, with its price and link. Use this when the user describes more than one thing to do to their files, a batch of files, or work they do regularly.