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Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in drafting and preparing immigration-related legal documents, conducting legal research, and managing case files. Proficient in bilingual communication and knowledgeable in U.S. immigration procedures and visa types.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Immigration Law KnowledgeLegal Document PreparationBilingual Communication (English and Spanish)Legal Software Proficiency (Clio, MyCase)Paralegal Experience in U.S. Immigration
ATS Keywords
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Hard Skills
Legal ResearchVisa Petition PreparationCase File ManagementImmigration Forms ReviewDeadline Tracking
Soft Skills
Independent WorkClient CommunicationOrganizational Skills
Tools & Technologies
ClioMyCaseImmigration Databases
Certifications & Qualifications
Law Degree (or Equivalent)
Industry Keywords
U.S. Immigration ProceduresVisa TypesFamily-Based ImmigrationHumanitarian ImmigrationEmployment-Based Immigration
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Draft and prepare immigration-related legal documents, including visa petitions, affidavits, appeals, and motions.
- Submit immigration petitions and applications to relevant agencies, meeting all deadlines.
- Conduct legal research on immigration laws, regulations, and case precedents.
- Communicate with clients in English and Spanish, addressing inquiries and providing updates.
- Maintain organized case files and accurate documentation for immigration cases.
- Prepare and review immigration forms for visas and other processes.
- Support attorneys with administrative tasks related to immigration cases.
- Track visa deadlines and case progress, keeping attorneys informed.
Requirements
What you’ll need- Has at least two years of experience as a legal assistant or law clerk.
- Holds a law degree (or equivalent) from their home country.
- At least 2 years of experience as a paralegal in a U.S. immigration law firm.
- Is proficient in legal software like Clio or MyCase (preferred).
- Is bilingual in English (C1 or higher) and Spanish, both spoken and written.
- Can work independently on multiple projects with minimal supervision.
- Familiarity with immigration-specific databases and software.
- Strong knowledge of U.S. immigration procedures, visa types, and forms (family-based, humanitarian, and employment-based immigration).
- Permanently resides in Latin America.
- Owns a reliable laptop (Windows or Mac, 2017 or newer) with a stable internet connection.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Long-Term Opportunities: Build a lasting professional relationship with us.
- Fully Remote: Work from the comfort of your home—no onsite travel required.
- Paid Time Off: Enjoy 2 weeks of paid leave and U.S. holiday recognition.
- Wellness Support: Access in-house psychological and wellness coaching services.
- Holistic Growth: Free access to coaching programs that support your personal and professional development.
- Exclusive Learning Access: Unlock free access to over 200 continuous improvement courses.