Immigration Paralegal
Quick Summary
Removal Defense + Court Filings: Draft, file and manage, applications for relief, motions and briefs in removal proceedings; maintain impeccable deadlines and filing procedures.
Are you passionate about navigating the complexities of immigration law to make a tangible difference in clients' lives?
Do you thrive in a fast-paced, client-centered environment where your autonomy and expertise are highly valued?
Are you ready to join a firm where your analytical and procedural skills can drive impactful legal outcomes?
Is your approach to problem-solving rooted in a strong work ethic and the ability to work independently?
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Responsibilities
~1 min read- →Removal Defense + Court Filings: Draft, file and manage, applications for relief, motions and briefs in removal proceedings; maintain impeccable deadlines and filing procedures.
- →Client Preparation: Prepare clients for hearings, organize exhibits/evidence, and ensure clients understand what to expect and how to show up prepared.
- →USCIS Applications: Prepare and file USCIS affirmative applications and evidence packets (e.g., adjustment, naturalization, family-based filings, etc.), and manage post-filing follow-up.
- →Complex Case Types: Support matters such as waivers (including divorce/abuse-based categories), VAWA, asylum, U visas, consular processing, and green card applications.
- →Client Communication: Maintain frequent, professional communication with clients – updates, document requests, and expectation-setting – while protecting confidentiality.
- →Case Management + Documentation: Keep Docketwise updated, track tasks/deadlines, and maintain organized digital and physical files.
- →Research + Drafting: Conduct legal/procedural research and draft persuasive written work product with proper citations and supporting evidence.
- →Front-Office Support (as needed): Help ensure clients feel welcomed (e.g., offer water/snack when appropriate) and supported when they come into the office.
- Experience: Minimum 2–3 years as an immigration paralegal (more experience strongly preferred).
- Work Ethic: Self-starter with strong follow-through; you do not require daily supervision to produce high-quality work.
- Autonomy: Sound judgment, ability to prioritize, and comfort working independently in a small, busy firm.
- Legal Writing: Demonstrated ability to draft motions/briefs and assemble complete, well-supported filings.
- Client-Centered: Professional, empathetic communicator who protects the client experience and the firm’s values.
- Tech: Comfortable working in Docketwise and Google Workspace; able to learn firm-specific SOPs quickly.
- Reliability + Confidentiality: Discreet, trustworthy, and meticulous with deadlines and recordkeeping.
- Autonomy and Impact: Direct involvement in life-changing legal matters with significant responsibility and trust.
- Leadership Access: Work directly with the firm's owner, fostering strategic collaboration and mentorship.
- Client-Centered Culture: Join a results-driven, high-accountability environment that prioritizes exceptional client care.
- Diverse Case Exposure: Engage in a variety of immigration matters, allowing for meaningful professional development.
What We Offer
~1 min readListing Details
- Posted
- January 28, 2026
- First seen
- March 26, 2026
- Last seen
- April 23, 2026
Posting Health
- Days active
- 27
- Repost count
- 0
- Trust Level
- 34%
- Scored at
- April 23, 2026
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