How pages are reviewed
Operated by YouSafe Consultancy.
The provenance record on every page
Every page on this site carries a provenance record with four fields. - primarysource records the authority the page rests on: the statute, regulation, form, or official guidance the page was built from. It is the first thing a reviewer checks a page against, and it is the reference point for every later check. - datechecked records when that primary source was last checked for the page. Review and correction work updates this field, so the currency of a page is stated on the page rather than implied. - reviewer records the person credited with reviewing the page, where the article's category has an adopted reviewer. Where no reviewer is credited, the field records that fact rather than borrowing a name from another category. - updateowner records who is responsible for keeping the page current: watching its primary source, acting on a correction, and re-checking the page when the underlying rules change. A page whose provenance fields are empty is not treated as a finished page. For money and trust pages the Day 4 gate named in this record, FWD-YMYL-1, refuses pages with empty provenance; the gate is a build-stage check, and the fields above are what it reads. Two fields stay null until that Day 4 review takes place: outlineapproval and reviewrecord. They are approval records, and this page does not fill them in advance.
Reviewer credits by category
Credits are assigned from the site's adopted reviewer map. The providers named in the map agreed to be cited as reviewers for articles in their categories, and a credit is only used where the provider fits the article's category. - US student & work (F-1, OPT, STEM OPT, CPT, I-765, H-1B): Tifany Elizabeth Markee — California JD, 25 yrs. - US family & marriage (K-1, marriage green card, sponsorship): Alison Yew — California JD, 32 yrs. - UK (all legal articles, including the Graduate visa): David Appleby Robinson — England & Wales solicitor, LLB+LLM, 30 yrs. - Canada: Elizabeth Wozniak — Nova Scotia lawyer, 20 yrs. For PGWP and study-plan articles the map names a subcategory alternate, Dikshit Soni — Canada consultant, 14 yrs — whose specialty fit for those articles is the strongest in the category. - Australia: Ranbir Singh — MARA consultant, 16 yrs. The map also names two subcategory alternates: Danijela Stojanovic (15 yrs) for partner visas, and Constantine Paxinos (12 yrs) for partner sponsorship and subclass 482 articles. - Academic editing (apex and Simplified Chinese hosts): Kyle Walker — editor, 15 yrs. On editing articles his byline doubles as the reviewer credit. One page stands outside this arrangement by position, stated plainly: the Chinese-language OPT page (huaxue-opt) has no adopted zh-Hans reviewer. It carries no reviewer line, and it will not carry one until a zh-Hans-capable reviewer is adopted for it. The English-language US student & work reviewer is not presented as having reviewed Chinese-language content.
How the credit appears
Where an article carries a review credit, the credit appears in the article's publisher block, before its References. The line reads: "Reviewed by [name] — [credential], YouSafe Market provider". On rendered pages the reviewer's name is the hyperlink to their Market profile; the profile URL itself is not printed as text. The credit is a single line in a fixed position, so a reader can find it the same way on every credited article, and its absence on an uncredited page is equally visible.
Review cycle and dates
The "Updated" date on an article is the date of its last review. Articles are reviewed when the underlying law changes and on a periodic review cycle; a review checks the page against its recorded primary source and moves the date when the review is complete. Updates are noted on the page — articles are not silently rewritten without the date moving.
What this process does not claim
This process does not support a blanket claim that every page on the site has been reviewed by a lawyer, and the site does not make one. A credit exists only where the reviewer map assigns one, in the category the map assigns it to. The reviewer field records the credit a page actually carries; it is never filled from a neighbouring category to make a page look reviewed. Institutional pages — the home pages and index pages of the site's hosts — have no reviewer category in the map, and academic editing's credit follows the editing arrangement described above rather than a legal category.
Created with AI assistance; researched, fact-checked, and edited by the YouSafe Consultancy editorial team.