Immigration Law Jobs

I am looking for an experienced immigration consultant who can take my permanent residency visa file from start to finish. Your main focus will be visa application assistance, specifically: • Gathering, organising, and quality-checking every required document • Completing all government forms, assembling the final package, and submitting it on my behalf • Tracking the file after lodgement, responding to any requests for additional evidence, and keeping me updated until a decision is issued Accuracy and compliance with current immigration regulations are critical, so proven expertise with permanent residency cases is essential. If you also offer interview coaching, let me know—that could be a useful add-on down the line. Please outline your experience with simil...

I need a native or bilingual Mandarin interpreter for an in-person immigration interview. The setting is formal, and fluency in both Mandarin and English is required. Ideal Skills and Experience: - Native or bilingual proficiency in Mandarin and English - Experience with formal interviews, particularly in immigration contexts - Professional demeanor and reliability - Ability to interpret accurately and convey nuances in a high-stakes environment Please provide any relevant experience and ensure availability for the interview date.

I need a licensed Portuguese immigration lawyer who can take our relocation projects from paperwork to approval on an annual retainer. Your main mission will be to secure permanent residency permits for our clients while guiding their business set-ups through every official touchpoint. My team already gathers the background documents; you step in to: • Finalise D8, D7 and D2 procedures with AIMA / Ministry of Immigration until residence cards are issued • Register each new company at the Commercial Registry, obtain NIFs, and open corporate bank accounts • Draft compliant lease agreements that satisfy residency and business establishment criteria Most of the ventures fall under an “oali” profile—think flexible, small-to-mid-sized operations rather t...

I’m preparing an immigration case and need a skilled paralegal to handle the core preparation work so I can focus on strategy and client meetings. Scope of work • Draft pleadings that comply with immigration court requirements, reflecting all relevant facts and citations. • Organize evidence into an indexed, paginated bundle that is easy for counsel and the court to navigate. • Prepare clear, well-structured witness statements that align with the case theory and support the pleadings. What will help you succeed • Solid experience in U.S. immigration law procedure and filing standards. • Meticulous attention to detail when sourcing statutes, regulations, and precedent decisions. • Ability to work with shared cloud folders and maintain confidenti...

I am searching for a licensed Black female attorney who practices in or near High Point, North Carolina and is willing to travel to my group home for an in-person consultation. Because I am unable to leave the facility, on-site visitation is essential. At this stage I have not yet determined which specific area of law my matter will fall under, so I am looking for someone comfortable conducting an initial conversation, reviewing my situation, and then advising me on next steps or possible representation. If you meet these criteria, please tell me: • Your North Carolina Bar number and field(s) of practice • Your experience with clients who require off-site visits • Your earliest availability to visit the group home in High Point Once I confirm your credentials ...

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My permanent-resident renewal card was mistakenly destroyed by USCIS on 7 July 2000 after the agency mailed it to an incorrect address. I was visiting Britain at that time and, ever since, every attempt to re-enter the United States has been refused. I am looking for legal consultation that covers one issue: • correcting the address error and securing reissuance of the renewal card, or locate the original green card that USCIS took at that time. You will have the full documentary record at your disposal: previous USCIS correspondence, proof of address, passport and ID copies, a photocopy of the original green card, evidence of each unsuccessful return attempt, and even USCIS’s own guidance showing where their officers may have acted outside the rules. What I n...