Immigration Paralegal

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minami tamakiMillbrae (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$57,000 per year

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About the role

We are seeking a paralegal with 1 – 4 years of business immigration experience, who possesses a passion for immigration law and working with people from around the world. Candidate must be California based. Responsibilities focus on assisting our attorneys in preparing employment based non-immigrant and/or immigrant visa petitions. Other case types may include PERM, naturalization, and family-based cases. We will train from the ground up, offering insight into the law behind the processes and best practices to ensure success for our clients.
Requirements: BS/BA degree, clear written and oral communication, strong aptitude for persuasive writing, a focus on attention to detail, and efficient time management Candidate must be organized, must be able to prioritize and multi-task, possess excellent English communication and client service skills, possess experience in MS Suite and must enjoy working in a team environment. In return, we offer a warm, collegial environment and an excellent benefits package. If this describes you, and you are available now, please email your resume, cover letter and salary requirements to: ccampos@minamitamaki.com. No calls please. Minami Tamaki LLP provides quality legal representation with an emphasis on personalized, client-centric and responsive service. Our clients tell us that we provide excellent legal services which we balance with a commitment to pro-bono work and community involvement.
Compensation and Benefits
Salary range: In accordance with California's pay transparency law, the expected base salary range for this position is between $57,000-$71,000 depending on experience Competitive benefits package, including health insurance and a 401(k) plan

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