Homeland Security Criminal Investigator – Special Agent
uscitizenshipandimmigrationservicesPhoenix (AZ)
Homeland Security Criminal Investigator – Special Agent
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uscitizenshipandimmigrationservicesPhoenix (AZ)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
USCIS in Phoenix seeks qualified candidates for GL-09 to GS-13 level roles in federal criminal investigations. Responsibilities include conducting queries to verify identities, communicating with court officials, and researching data for investigations.
Substitution options include Master's degree or two years graduate study, or JD/LLB; higher levels require leadership across investigations. Federal experience eligibility applies; Direct Hire Authority recruitment.
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