Bay Immigration Law
O-1/EB-1 - U.S. Immigration Paralegal

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POSITION OVERVIEW:
Russian-speaking O-1/EB-1 - U.S. Immigration Paralegal is responsible for preparing O-1/EB-1 cases primarily for Russian-speaking clients. This includes drafting sample recommendation letters, Letters of Support, forms, compiling case packets, etc., under supervision of Case Managers, Case Directors, and Attorneys.
This position works with US immigration law, but may qualify as full-time qualifying work experience (QWE) for SQE purposes. This will be discussed further with successful candidates.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Review strategy prepared by Case Manager and Attorneys.
- Identify necessary documentation required from petitioner and beneficiary.
- Work with clients, and request information and documentation from the client in a timely manner.
- Draft supporting documentation, including petitioner/beneficiary letters, affidavits, etc.
- Fill out forms.
- Compile the case, including forms, supporting documentation, and exhibits.
- Review and implement edits from Case Manager and Attorney(s).
- Evaluate cases and assist in the preparation of the strategy.
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REQUIREMENTS:
- Exceptional written communication skills
- Prior experience in research and drafting
- Russian language proficiency
MINIMUM EDUCATION LEVEL:
- Bachelor's degree
FIRM OVERVIEW:
Bay Immigration Law is an immigration law firm with clients across the United States and the world. We work primarily with scale-up companies and multinational enterprises that seek to bring key employees from abroad, transfer executives, and onboard new hires. We aim to become an extension of HR and Legal teams, and comprehensively lead the immigration strategy and its execution for our clients. While we specialize in business immigration matters, we also work on family-based immigration.


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We are a small team that values hard work, self-starter attitude, and hustle. We offer fantastic work-life balance, and a work environment that is diametrically opposed to the H-1B/PERM factories of the large corporate immigration law firms. We work with interesting and dynamic startup and scaleup founders/executives, and pride ourselves in our client-centric approach. We are not a body shop. We are not a case assembly line. We are a fun, tight-knit group of professionals, obsessed with providing the best advice and executing optimal immigration strategies for our clients to ensure they can live and work in the United States hassle-free.
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