Temporary Paralegal/Business Immigration Analyst

Posted 2 days ago

lawyers on demandBaltimore (MD)

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$24/hr

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About the role

Lawyers on Demand, a Consilio Company, is seeking temporary paralegals/business immigration analysts for an assignment with our client, a global law firm. Start: ASAP, no later than Oct. 6
Pay Rate: $24/hr
Location: Hybrid, Washington DC, 3 days on site, 9-5:30 with availability for OT required
Duration: through the end of the year
Job Description: Our client, a global law firm, is hiring temporary entry-level paralegals/business immigration analysts to work alongside a team of legal professionals supporting the Adjustment of Status process.
Responsibilities: Organize supporting evidence, prepare complex USCIS forms, and manage client communications under attorney supervision. Monitor critical USCIS filing deadlines and interview appointments. Track case status updates and manage receipt notices. Draft correspondence, assist with gathering and organizing case documentation, and perform administrative duties as needed.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree Strong writing skills An interest in immigration law is strongly preferred Relevant internship experience in law, research, and/or writing is highly desirable. Availability for overtime is required. In addition to a resume, all candidates will need to submit transcripts and writing samples. LOD is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. Diversity and inclusion is a core part of our Ways of Working, and we celebrate and embrace it. We know the individual differences of our people make us collectively better and we encourage all applicants; including people with disability, career breaks, gender diverse, LGBTQIA, and culturally diverse communities to join us so we can do great things together.

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