Paralegal

Accountabilities

Prepare, review, and organize U.S. immigration petitions, applications, supporting documents, and legal correspondence, ensuring accuracy and completeness before submission.
Support family-based immigration cases, including family petitions, adjustment of status applications, and consular processing.
Collect, review, and organize client documentation and supporting evidence to ensure that case files meet applicable requirements.
Monitor case deadlines, USCIS notices, filing requirements, and Requests for Evidence (RFEs), ensuring timely follow-up and appropriate responses.
Communicate with clients to request missing documents, clarify information, obtain required details, and support the efficient progression of their cases.
Conduct legal research and prepare case summaries, documentation, and other materials to assist attorneys with case preparation and decision-making.
Maintain accurate, well-organized case files and electronic records, ensuring that relevant information is accessible and up to date.
Collaborate closely with attorneys to review case materials, identify documentation gaps, and ensure that applications are prepared accurately and submitted within established deadlines.
Manage multiple immigration cases simultaneously, prioritizing tasks effectively and maintaining high standards of accuracy, confidentiality, and client service.
Use legal case management systems and documentation tools to track case progress, manage records, and support efficient remote workflows.
Requirements
At least two years of professional experience as a U.S. Immigration Paralegal, with prior experience working for a U.S. law firm being mandatory.
Strong hands-on experience supporting U.S. family-based immigration cases, including family petitions, adjustment of status, and consular processing.
A law degree or prior experience as an attorney in your home country is strongly preferred.
Solid understanding of USCIS procedures, U.S. immigration terminology, filing requirements, and supporting documentation.
Proven experience preparing immigration petitions, reviewing legal documents, organizing evidence, and managing case files.
Excellent written and verbal English communication skills, with the ability to communicate professionally with clients and legal teams.
Exceptional organizational skills and attention to detail, particularly when reviewing documents, tracking deadlines, and managing multiple cases.
Strong time-management and prioritization skills, with the ability to work independently and meet deadlines in a fully remote environment.
Excellent analytical and research skills, with the ability to identify missing information, resolve documentation issues, and support attorneys with case preparation.
Familiarity with legal case management platforms such as Clio, Docketwise, or similar tools is an advantage.
A professional, client-focused approach, with a strong commitment to confidentiality, accuracy, and reliable legal support.
Availability to work from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Central Standard Time (CST), observing U.S. federal holidays.
Benefits
Monthly salary: USD $1,200–$1,600, depending on experience and qualifications.
Fully remote work arrangement, allowing you to work from Brazil without commuting to an office.
Full-time position supporting a U.S.-based legal practice.
Opportunity to develop specialized expertise in U.S. immigration law and family-based immigration procedures.
Direct collaboration with attorneys and legal professionals in an international working environment.
Exposure to U.S. legal documentation standards, USCIS procedures, and immigration case management systems.
Opportunity to strengthen legal research, case management, client communication, and documentation skills.
A structured work schedule aligned with U.S. Central Time and U.S. federal holidays.