Business Immigration Attorney
First hiring priorityHandle employment-based immigration cases, develop case strategy, and guide the paralegal team through preparation and filing.
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Work directly with two former USCIS officers. Bring your care and judgment to immigration cases that shape people's lives, and keep building your craft along the way.
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You’ll work directly with the founders on cases that matter to people’s lives. We value independent thinking, a willingness to keep learning, and a shared commitment to doing what’s best for the client.
Find your roleWhat the team values
Research questions, bring ideas, and take ownership of your work.
Stay curious as immigration law changes, ask questions, and listen to colleagues when another perspective could help the client.
Look beyond the checklist, follow through, and remember the person behind every case.
Where you could contribute
Business immigration is our first hiring priority. Explore all three role descriptions to learn about the work, qualifications, and team, then apply for the role that fits your experience.
Handle employment-based immigration cases, develop case strategy, and guide the paralegal team through preparation and filing.
View this roleHandle asylum matters from consultation and case strategy through declarations, filings, and interview preparation.
View this rolePrepare complete, accurate, filing-ready case packages so attorneys can focus on final legal review.
View this roleHow we work
Work remotely from a private, secure workspace for confidential client information. The team shares core hours Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Central Time (CT), with flexibility outside that window.
What happens next
Read the full description and consider where your experience and interests fit.
Share your experience, answer the application questions, and include a short Loom video for initial review.
Candidates who pass screening complete a practical skill exercise, then interview with two different team members.
Before you join us
Yes. The team works remotely from private, secure workspaces and shares core hours Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. CT.
Russian is required for the paralegal role because paralegals speak directly with Russian-speaking clients. For attorney roles, Russian is a plus, not a requirement.
Choose a role to see its application and current availability. When applications are open, share your experience, answer the application questions, and include a short Loom video. Candidates who pass screening complete a separate practical exercise and two interviews.