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Immigration Paralegal The candidate will work under the direct supervision of the Immigration Attorneys, and according to established policies and procedures, the Immigration Paralegal will participate in case review, preparing drafts, and filing final employment-based nonimmigrant and immigrant petitions. The Immigration Paralegal must be able to successfully multi-task in a deadline-driven environment. Demonstrate subject matter expertise with procedural and processing requirements for several business non-immigrant and immigrant visa petitions and applications (H, L, TN, O, E, PERM, I- 140, AOS, etc.) Demonstrate subject matter expertise with procedural and processing requirements for other types of visa petitions and applications (K-1, I-130, N-400, DACA, etc.), Independently analyze case documents and prepare immigration applications for attorney review and filing with the appropriate government agency. Complete competence of case types previously handled and continually strive to advance and broaden knowledge base. Processes a high volume of cases and works on cases of increasing complexity and variation. Prepare forms, letters, documents, and correspondence for attorney review, Manage status of all filed applications and petitions and finalize documents after attorney review, May review the work of junior legal staff, ., a specialist and coordinator. Completing/updating case steps/milestones, Updating and managing status of all filed applications and petitions, Responsible for one or more special projects as assigned. Supervise or otherwise complete tasks including check requests, invoice processing, client intakes, etc. Demonstrate commitment to professional development through ongoing training.
