Paralegal

US Quest; United States; Remote; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Job summary

US Quest is seeking an immigration paralegal to prepare complete case packages for attorney review and to serve as a primary contact for clients in Russian or English. You will gather information, organize evidence, and ensure accuracy while supporting attorneys in strategy and filings.

You will work on a variety of immigration cases with former USCIS officers, learn their approach, and contribute your own judgment to high-quality filings. This role is remote worldwide.

Qualifications

• Prior legal experience and a record of careful, accurate work.
• Fluent Russian and strong written and spoken English.
• A patient, clear communicator who is comfortable working directly with clients.
• Strong attention to detail and the ability to identify missing or inconsistent information.
• Ability to conduct legal research and present findings with supporting citations for attorney review.
• Comfortable making routine calls to USCIS and other government offices about case status.
• USCIS or other government training is a strong plus.

Responsibilities

• Prepare forms and organize evidence into complete case packages for attorney review.
• Gather information and supporting evidence from clients and keep them informed about the preparation process.
• Review documents for missing or inconsistent information and follow up with clients to resolve it.
• Coordinate with attorneys and track next steps needed to move each case forward.
• Work remotely from anywhere in the world.

Skills

Legal experience

Russian language

English language

Attention to detail

Communication skills

Legal research

Job description

Prepare complete, accurate, filing-ready case packages so attorneys can focus on final legal review.

Paralegals are often a client’s main point of contact. You will gather information and supporting evidence from clients, keep them informed about the preparation process, and help them navigate an immigration process that can be stressful for clients. You will prepare accurate forms and complete case packages for attorney review, so attorneys can focus on legal strategy and make the final decisions.

The work

The work and the opportunity

You will work on a variety of immigration cases alongside attorneys with former USCIS experience. You will see how the team approaches different cases, develop your skills, and make a direct contribution to the quality of our filings.

• Communicate with clients in Russian or English by phone, video call, or email to gather information and supporting evidence.
• Prepare forms and organize evidence into complete case packages for attorney review.
• Review documents for missing or inconsistent information and follow up with clients to resolve it.
• Coordinate with attorneys and keep track of the next steps needed to move each case forward.
• Work remotely from anywhere in the world.

What you can expect

Learn while doing work that matters

You will work with Ekaterina and Elena, two former USCIS officers who now advocate for clients. You will learn their approach through real cases while contributing your own ideas and judgment.

What you bring

Requirements

• Prior legal experience and a record of careful, accurate work. U.S. immigration experience is a plus.
• Fluent Russian and strong written and spoken English.
• A patient, clear communicator who is comfortable working directly with clients.
• Strong attention to detail and the ability to identify missing or inconsistent information.
• Ability to conduct legal research and present findings with supporting citations for attorney review.
• Comfortable making routine calls to USCIS and other government offices about case status and procedural matters.
• USCIS or other government training is a strong plus.
• Available during team core hours and for occasional scheduled calls during U.S. business hours.
• A private, secure workspace for handling confidential client information.

How we work together

You may thrive here if

• You take pride in accurate, thorough work and notice details others might miss.
• You speak up when you spot a concern or have an idea, and work well with the rest of the team.
• You are eager to keep learning in a changing field, with the chance to grow your skills alongside attorneys who previously worked at USCIS.