Attorney

Job Description

The main function of an Attorney is to research legal precedent, investigating facts, or preparing legal documents. A typical Attorney is responsible for conducting research to support a legal proceeding, formulate a defense or to initiate legal action.

Review of non-immigrant and immigrant visa filings. Require a Law Degree from a credible university and admission to the bar.

• Key projects : This role will contribute to supporting high volume U.S. business immigration operations including petition review, I-9, e-mail response support, and ensuring legal compliance with daily filings.
• Typical task breakdown and operating rhythm :

□ Use U.S. immigration legal knowledge to ensure daily workflow targets are completed and maintain integrity of the onsite case preparation program.

□ Train admins on USCIS filings, USCIS document processing, and PERM job postings, assist with daily admin questions, and review work product to ensure legal accuracy and quality.

□ Assist with root cause analysis and resolution for legal and operational issues.

□ Identify and propose legal process improvement ideas to increase legal quality, improve employee experience, streamline workflow, and build operational resiliency.

□ Complete remote and onsite legal review of filings.

□ Address legal questions that arise related to I-9 completion and E-Verify.

□ Support complex E-Verify issue resolution.

□ Train and monitor admins who support I-9 reverification.

□ Assist managers with understanding PERM requirements and obligations during applicant review

□ Respond to emails from visa dependent employees on topics including visa and green card eligibility, travel, and maintenance of status.

Top 3 Hard Skills Required + Years of Experience

1. Minimum 1+ years' experience with Immigration experience (some sort) – Business would be great, but they need to have something even if its family based.

2. JD degree