Bilingual Immigration Paralegal — Growth & Impact

Sanabria & Associates PLLC; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 50,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Vision Insurance

Dental Insurance

Life Insurance

401(k) matching

Generous time off

Job summary

Sanabria & Associates, PLLC is seeking an Immigration Paralegal in Orlando, FL to support attorneys across all phases of immigration practice. The role requires bilingual Spanish/English communication, a college education or equivalent, and at least 1 year of immigration paralegal experience.

You will prepare and file USCIS forms and court documents, draft affidavits, manage deadlines, and maintain case management records. Competitive benefits and on-the-job training are provided.

Qualifications

• Bilingual Spanish and English required.
• College education or equivalent required.
• Immigration paralegal experience of at least 1 year preferred.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and file applications with USCIS, including family-based petitions, adjustment of status, provisional waivers, naturalization, and U-Visas.
• Prepare and file applications with the Immigration Court, focusing on asylum and cancellation of removal.
• Draft motions for Immigration Court (e.g., Motions to Change Venue, Consolidation, Substitute Counsel).
• Communicate with clients to gather evidence and information for cases.
• Draft affidavits with clients in support of cases.
• Electronically file applications and motions with immigration agencies and FOIA requests when needed.
• Organize and manage case deadlines.
• Enter information, documents, and notes into case management software.

Skills

Bilingual Spanish English

Education

College education or equivalent

Job description

Sanabria & Associates, PLLC is seeking an Immigration Paralegal in Orlando, FL to support attorneys across all phases of immigration practice. The role requires bilingual Spanish/English communication, a college education or equivalent, and at least 1 year of immigration paralegal experience.

You will prepare and file USCIS forms and court documents, draft affidavits, manage deadlines, and maintain case management records. Competitive benefits and on-the-job training are provided.