Virtual Paralegal - Immigration Law

Dalal & Mehta Law FirmImmigration Law

Mexico, MXFull-TimeMiddle

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Job Details

Languages: English, another language
Experience: At least three year experience

Requirements

At least three year experience in immigration and/or family law as a Legal Assistant or Paralegal
Bachelor’s degree, preferred
Bilingual communication skills (English and another language preferred)
Basic English writing skills
Tech savvy (Microsoft Suite Products a plus)
Detail-oriented
Positive Attitude
Excellent customer service and communication skills
Ability to multitask and manage a caseload of 40+ cases
Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment
Experience in a remote work environment is helpful

Responsibilities

Prepare USCIS forms and collect supporting documents for case submission (AOS, I-130, National Visa Center processing, Embassy Processing, 601 Waivers, SIJ applications, WAVA applications, Asylum, I-290B Appeal, Mandamus lawsuits, Removal proceedings: motions, pleadings, etc.)
Analyze case documents for proper case preparation
Perform basic legal research on U.S. immigration and/or family law
Communicate with new clients and existing clients for case management
Respond to clients and resolve case inquiries within 48 hours
Document case management and client communication in firm CMS
Communicate with external agencies including USCIS, EOIR, and other agencies
Communicate with external persons including opposing counsel and government attorneys
Maintain excellent rapport within the production team and with other teams in the firm
Assist with administrative tasks, as needed

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