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Minimum of 1 year of experience as an immigration paralegal or legal assistant (preferred). Immigration Legal Assistant (Bilingual) - Full-Time. Bilingual Immigration Legal Assistant.
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As a vital member of the firm's client service team, our Corporate Immigration Paralegal will be responsible for researching, drafting and preparing complex employment, investment and treaty–based visa petitions.
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The Immigration Paralegal will work closely with the Managing Attorney and will also provide integral support to the attorneys and detention fellows by liaising between them and family members; procuring documents in support of the individuals’ cases; drafting preliminary documents, such as requests for release and letters of support, and submitting record requests.
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We have a robust legal program that offers direct representation across a spectrum of practice areas, including employment law, immigration law, housing and benefits, and TGNCIQ civil rights; we also take on impact litigation as a strategy for achieving broad change.
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CGS is seeking an Immigration Paralegal to join our team supporting the legal mission of a large federal agency. Researches law, and procedures and keeps track of immigration law updates.
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This is a full-time on-site role for an Immigration Paralegal located in Garden City, NY. The Immigration Paralegal will be responsible for tasks such as legal document preparation, handling immigration issues, visa applications, and providing support for immigration law cases.
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We seek a dynamic, high-energy, entrepreneurial Senior Immigration Specialist / Paralegal to join our team. This role is pivotal in managing client intake, maintaining client relationships, and supporting our attorneys in delivering top-tier immigration services.
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We are looking to add a paralegal with experience in immigration law to our legal. 5+ years’ experience working as a paralegal in a law firm or not-for-profit handling immigration matters.
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Maintaining and overseeing an active docket across practice areas, including family-based, consular, removal, employment-based, asylum, and other immigration case types; Sethi and Mazaheri LLC, a boutique immigration law firm with a strong commitment to social.
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Perform more substantive and client facing work than is typical for a Paralegal in a law firm setting including varied case related duties requiring specialized knowledge and skills in employment-based immigration matters.
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Minimum of 3—5 years of experience working as a Paralegal or legal assistant in a law firm or non-profit environment. In this role, you will be responsible for providing direct immigration services to ACT members and immigrant New Yorkers, particularly African immigrant communities.
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For over 50 years, we have challenged systemic injustices that trap people in poverty and provided legal services that help our clients meet basic needs for housing, income and economic security, family and immigration stability, education, and health care.
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As a paralegal, you will support attorneys with clerical and administrative tasks, and communication with clients, all while learning more about immigration law and advocacy. Among unaccompanied children with legal representation, immigration court data shows that 73% are allowed to remain in the United States, whereas only 15% of unrepresented children are allowed to stay.
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Brooklyn Defender Services (BDS) is seeking an Intake Paralegal to join our Immigration Practice. Under the direct supervision of the Intake and USCIS Supervisor, the Intake Paralegal will provide intake and administration support to the Immigration Practice.
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The ideal Business Immigration Paralegal will be a detail-oriented, self-starter who has the ability to handle multiple priorities at any given time, and who works well independently and as part of a team.
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