LLevo is a platform that connects advocates with verified runners who handles filing work on their behalf in courts. An advocate posts a task, pays for it online, and can follow its progress from the moment it's accepted right through to filing. Once the work is complete, the runner uploads the acknowledgement receipt directly to the task, giving the advocate a clear, documented record of what was filed and when.
For advocates, LLevo removes the need to lose an entire morning to a routine court errand. The process is simple: choose the court, pick the service required, upload the relevant documents, and pay. A verified runner already working in that court then picks up the task and files it. Throughout this process, advocates get live status updates as the task moves from accepted, to on the way, to at court, to submitted, and finally to done, so there's never any ambiguity about where things stand. The acknowledgement receipt is uploaded straight to the task once filing is complete. Every fee is itemised before payment is made, with GST included, so advocates know exactly what they're paying for upfront.
For runners, LLevo turns the hours they already spend at court into an additional source of paid work. They can see tasks in their court the moment they're posted, and are free to accept only the ones that suit them, with no obligation to take on anything else. Earnings are tracked per task. To close out a task and receive payment, the runner simply uploads the acknowledgement receipt once the filing is done.
LLevo currently supports three categories of court work. The Processing Fee (PF) service covers filing of the processing fee, either on its own or along with an RC. The Certified Copy (CC) service covers applying for certified copies of documents. The E-Filing service covers fresh filings, interim applications, and miscellaneous applications.
LLevo maintains verification on both sides of the platform. Advocates must confirm their Bar Council ID before they can post any work, while runners must submit Aadhaar for identity verification and are approved after verification by us, one by one, before they're allowed to accept a single task. Sign-in happens through email verification, meaning every account on the platform is tied to a real, verifiable address. To protect privacy, an advocate's name remains hidden until a runner has accepted the task, and case documents stay locked during the cancellation window.
LLevo positions itself strictly as a coordination platform: runners carry out the actual filing and counter work, but LLevo itself does not offer legal advice, nor does it represent anyone in court.