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Black Antelope Law

Immigration Paralegal

London
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Black Antelope Law is seeking a motivated and organised Immigration Paralegal to join its busy immigration and public law team.

The successful candidate will support solicitors with a varied caseload involving asylum, human rights, family migration, private life, further submissions, appeals and judicial review matters.

Due to the communication needs of our client base, the ability to communicate confidently in Bengali and/or Sylheti is strongly preferred. Candidates must also have excellent written and spoken English.

Key responsibilities

The role will include:

  • Assisting solicitors with immigration, asylum and human rights matters.
  • Taking detailed instructions from clients and preparing accurate attendance notes.
  • Communicating with Bengali and Sylheti-speaking clients and helping them understand legal processes and evidence requirements.
  • Drafting correspondence, witness statements, representations, chronologies and document checklists under supervision.
  • Completing immigration application forms and assisting with online submissions.
  • Preparing and organising Home Office and Tribunal bundles.
  • Reviewing evidence and identifying any missing or further documents required.
  • Liaising with the Home Office, HM Courts and Tribunals Service, counsel, interpreters, experts and other third parties.
  • Maintaining accurate case records, deadlines and electronic files.
  • Assisting with asylum interviews, appeal preparation, further submissions and pre-action protocol matters.
  • Providing clients with regular and professional case updates.
  • Carrying out legal and country-background research where required.
  • Complying with confidentiality, data protection, professional conduct and regulatory requirements.

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Person specification

The successful candidate should have:

  • Previous experience in UK immigration, asylum or human rights law, preferably within a regulated legal practice.
  • A law degree, Graduate Diploma in Law, Legal Practice Course, Solicitors Qualifying Examination studies or equivalent legal experience.
  • The ability to speak Bengali and/or Sylheti to a professional standard is strongly preferred.
  • Excellent written and spoken English.
  • Strong drafting, organisational and attention-to-detail skills.
  • The ability to manage competing deadlines and work effectively under supervision.
  • A professional, patient and sensitive approach when dealing with vulnerable clients.
  • Good IT skills and experience using Microsoft Office and electronic case-management systems.
  • An understanding of client confidentiality and professional boundaries.
  • The right to work in the United Kingdom.

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Role details

  • Job title: Immigration Paralegal
  • Location: Hybrid working arrangements
  • Hours: Full-time
  • Salary: Competitive, depending on experience
  • Contract: Permanent
  • Start date: To be agreed
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Skills

Immigration Law
Asylum Law
Human Rights Law
Bengali Language
Sylheti Language
Legal Drafting
Case Management
Legal Research
Client Communication
Document Preparation
Microsoft Office
Judicial Review
Appeal Preparation
Attendance Note Taking
Electronic Case-Management Systems

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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