Business Immigration Attorney The candidate will interact with coworkers at all levels of the firm, as well as with corporate clients, foreign nationals, and colleagues. Will counsel and prepare immigrant and non-immigrant visas for major domestic and multinational corporations and their employees using a web-based client/FN portal. Review and proofread complex evidence and case documents. Track, monitor, and log all evidence and documents for client cases. Create, compile, and prepare all documentation for filing. Draft and edit client Letters of Support for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) and Department of Labor (DOL). Proactively research new legislation and legal changes in immigration law. Prioritize multiple responsibilities and manage case deadlines for multiple clients. Assist with additional administrative and clerical duties as necessary. Visa types we work on include H-1B, L-1A/B, TN, EB-1/2/3, H-1B1, dependent and derivative cases, advance parole and work authorizations, AOS, and all phases of the employment-based Green Card process.
The candidate should have a JD degree and current valid license in any US state. Must have passion for immigration law and a desire to work with employers on employment-based non-immigrant and immigrant petitions. Excellent verbal and written communication skills essential. Must have 4-6 years of experience with all processing phases of major employment-based US visas. Working knowledge of MS Word, Excel, Outlook, Adobe, and other business software applications essential.
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