Immigration Paralegal - California, United States - LandUS Law Inc.

Description

Location: Remote position available (limited to California residents)
LandUS Law, a client-focused small legal office situated in Los Angeles, specializes solely in immigration law. We aid individuals, businesses, and families in obtaining work visas and permanent residency in the U.S. Our approach is interactive, cooperative, and unequivocally devoted to top-notch service.

Role Overview:
We are on the lookout for a seasoned Immigration Paralegal to become part of our team virtually. If you have a solid background and full expertise in at least two of the following petition categories: I-130, I-1485, I-129, I-140, then we want to hear from you. This role demands someone who excels in a small office environment, specifically handling business and family-related immigration matters, while possessing a diverse array of experience in immigration law. The ideal candidate is meticulous, highly organized, proactive, with a profound sense of accountability and a strong inclination towards learning and adapting within our specialized domain.

Key Responsibilities:

• Complete forms I-130, I-140, I-485, I-131, I-907, I-129, N-400, I-90, and other related documents
• Develop document checklists, gather necessary paperwork from clients for the aforementioned petitions
• Compose cover letters, compile and organize evidence for petitions, prepare, edit, and print cover sheets and supporting letters for cases
• Offer guidance on case progression and timelines, as well as troubleshoot any arising concerns
• Maintain regular communication with clients through email, phone, and Zoom to provide updates on their case status
• Manage deadlines, schedule USCIS petitions, and assist in creating RFEs and NOIDs
• Conduct legal research, contribute to refining internal processes, and protocols
• Create supporting letters, get petitions ready for dispatch and submission

Requirements:

• Minimum of 3 years of experience as an Immigration Paralegal, showcasing proficiency in family-based and employment-based immigration law
• Bachelor's Degree or an AA/Paralegal Certificate paired with relevant practical experience
• Need to have a dedicated home office setup conducive for professional tasks and client confidentiality—remote work from public locations is not allowed
• No secondary employment—full dedication to the role during operational hours
• High level of technological competence utilizing platforms like Gmail, MS Office, and Adobe PDF, and able to operate general office equipment for remote assignments. Proficiency with Mac systems is a plus
• Must be a California resident, with a preference for individuals who can occasionally attend our Los Angeles office for team collaboration or client discussions as required
• Familiarity with and experience in preparing petitions involving I-130, I-485, N-400, I-90, I-129, I-140, I-765, I-131
• Seeking a stable, long-term position—i.e. if you have plans for law school within the next 2 years, this may not be the right fit for you

*No Recruiters Please*