FileCheck — Rule 5.2 Pre-Filing Audit
For legal teams: scans a filing locally and flags unredacted personal identifiers — Social Security numbers, birth dates, minors' names, account numbers — before the document reaches the docket.
Runs 100% in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Questions & answers
What does FileCheck look for in a filing?
Personal identifiers that court rules require redacted before filing — Social Security numbers, dates of birth, names of minors, financial account numbers — the categories covered by Federal Rule 5.2 and its state equivalents.
Are my legal documents uploaded to a server?
No. The scan happens locally in your browser. The document never leaves your computer, which is the point: client filings should not be pasted into websites.
Is FileCheck legal advice?
No. It is a checking tool that flags likely identifiers for a human to review. The filer remains responsible for the filing.
How much does it cost?
Basic file-hygiene checks are free. The full Rule 5.2 audit is a $79 one-time purchase per user — no subscription.
More questions? Email mendy@alchemforge.com — a person answers.