Immigration Paralegal Uscis

We're seeking a skilled and experienced paralegal to support our growing legal team. The ideal candidate for this position will support our attorneys in preparing and handling a variety of USCIS petitions and applications, including Family-, Humanitarian-, and Employment-based forms. Superior time management and client communication skills are necessary for this role. While not required, we will favor bilingual applicants. If you're looking to fill an invaluable position at an immigration firm and love helping others, apply today. Responsibilities: • Assist attorneys with the preparation and filing of USCIS petitions and applications, including Family-, Humanitarian-, and Employment-based forms. • Conduct thorough research and gather supporting documentation for cases. • Prepare and draft legal documents, forms, and correspondence. • Maintain and organize client files and case management databases. • Communicate effectively with clients to gather information, provide updates, and respond to inquiries. • Communicate with USCIS and other government agencies regarding case status and requirements. • Monitor case progress and ensure deadlines are met. • Participate in team meetings and provide updates on case status and developments. • Supervise other paralegals and legal assistants. Qualifications: • Bachelor's degree or Paralegal Certificate from an accredited program. • Bilingual in Spanish is a plus, but not required. • Preferably 2+ years of experience as an immigration paralegal, favoring candidates with experience in Employment-Based USCIS cases. • Strong understanding of immigration laws and procedures. • Excellent organizational and time management skills. • Detail-oriented with strong analytical and problem-solving abilities. • Proficient in legal research and writing. • Ability to work independently and as part of a team. • Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Compensation: $55,000 - $60,000 yearly • Assist attorneys with the preparation and filing of USCIS petitions and applications, including Family-, Humanitarian-, and Employment-based forms. • Conduct thorough research and gather supporting documentation for cases. • Prepare and draft legal documents, forms, and correspondence. • Maintain and organize client files and case management databases. • Communicate effectively with clients to gather information, provide updates, and respond to inquiries. • Communicate with USCIS and other government agencies regarding case status and requirements. • Monitor case progress and ensure deadlines are met. • Participate in team meetings and provide updates on case status and developments. • Supervise other paralegals and legal assistants.

Created: 2024-10-19