Immigration Attorney

Mokolo-Law-Firm; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Mokolo Law Firm in Houston is seeking an experienced Immigration Attorney with 2–5 years of substantive immigration law experience to join our team.

The attorney will manage a diverse caseload, including family-based immigration, consular processing, waivers, naturalization, and humanitarian matters, and will develop strategy while reviewing paralegal work and communicating confidently with clients.

Qualifications

• 2–5 years of substantive immigration law experience.
• Strong legal analysis and strategy development for complex matters.
• Excellent client communication and representation skills.

Responsibilities

• Manage a diverse immigration caseload including family-based, consular processing, waivers, naturalization, and humanitarian matters.
• Handle U visas, T visas, asylum, removal defense, and EOIR proceedings as needed.
• Develop legal strategy, review work by paralegals, and move cases forward with minimal supervision.

Skills

Legal analysis

Case management

Client communication

Advocacy

Attention to detail

Job description

Mokolo Law Firm is a growing Houston-area law firm seeking an experienced Immigration Attorney with approximately 2–5 years of substantive immigration law experience to join our team.

Our immigration practice represents individuals, families, professionals, and businesses in a broad range of immigration matters. We are looking for an attorney who understands that excellent immigration representation requires more than completing forms—it requires strong legal analysis, strategy, attention to detail, advocacy, and exceptional client communication.

The ideal candidate can take ownership of assigned cases, develop legal strategy, review work prepared by paralegals, communicate confidently with clients, and move cases forward without constant supervision.

What You’ll Do

The Immigration Attorney will manage and oversee a diverse immigration caseload that may include:

• Family-based immigration and adjustment of status

• Consular processing

• Waivers, including I-601 and I-601A matters

• Naturalization and citizenship matters

• VAWA and other humanitarian immigration matters

• U visas and T visas

• Asylum matters

• Removal defense and EOIR proceedings

• Motions to reopen and other complex immigration matters

• Employment-based immigration matters, depending on experience