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Glendale office of our client seeks immigration attorney with 3+ years of extensive experience in removal/deportations, AOS interviews, family and employment based petitions, and consular processing. Legal

This California-based firm is a well-known and successful immigration law firm in the United States. The firm is known for handling complex immigration issues. This firm handles all types of immigration issues including non-immigrant visas, family petitions, work petitions, defense, deportation, citizenship, denials, and other services. The firm takes pride in resolving complicated and emergency cases that were considered difficult or impossible by other attorneys and firms.

Santa Clara office of our client seeks business immigration attorney with 2-5 years of experience. The candidate will assess eligibility of corporate foreign national employees for nonimmigrant and immigrant visa status in the United States. Will support clients in immigration program management and compliance. Supervise the work of paralegal staff in recordkeeping and document preparation. Perform other duties as required. Should be a Member of State Bar (CA is preferred). Legal

Excellent written and oral communication skills is needed. Easily adaptable to ever changing environment is essential. Belief that customer service is #1 priority. U.S. JD degree is required.

This firm is recognized as a world leader in its sole practice of immigration law; its attorneys take time to understand their clients' specific objectives in order to provide personalized advice and effective immigration solutions. The firm's four California offices, as well as its other branches in the United States, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, bring flexible and budget-conscious solutions to international market centers.

Oakland office of our client seeks immigration attorney with 5-7 years of experience. The candidate prepares for/represents at Bond, Master, and Individual hearings before EOIR. Visits detained clients at ICE facilities throughout California (and occasionally other states). Reviews packets submitted to USCIS and represents clients at interviews. Assists Case Analysts with consultations and intake. Researches and writes appellate briefs, motions to reopen, responses to RFEs, and briefs in support of waiver applications. Keeps track of hearings and deadlines. Must be bilingual in English and Spanish. Should have an active State Bar License in good standing. Legal

Juris Doctorate degree is needed. Ability to prioritize, multi-task, take initiative and work under pressure. Willingness to take on challenging cases involving clients with a criminal history; Self- Starter. Ability to work effectively with others; Excellent computer and writing skills; Time management skills is needed.

This Los Angeles, California firm comes to the aid of those who have been accused of a crime. They have successfully managed thousands of criminal cases in the practice areas of DUI, domestic violence, drug crimes, assault, sexual assault, hit & run, prostitution, robbery, fraud, and warrants. Among the ranks are a national Top 100 Trial Lawyer, Rising Stars Super Lawyer, AVVO Client's Choice, and NACDA Top Ten Ranking. They also are among the 10 Best Law Firms in Client Satisfaction.

Los Angeles office of our client seeks immigration attorney with 4 years of experience. The candidate prepares for/represents at Bond, Master, and Individual hearings before EOIR. Visits detained clients at ICE facilities throughout California (and occasionally other states). Reviews packets submitted to USCIS and represents clients at interviews. Assists Case Analysts with consultations and intake. Researches and writes appellate briefs, motions to reopen, responses to RFEs, and briefs in support of waiver applications. Must have an active State Bar License in good standing. Legal

Must have Juris Doctorate degree. Attention to detail; Ability to prioritize, multi-task, take initiative and work under pressure and willingness to take on challenging cases involving clients with a criminal history is needed. Excellent computer and writing skills; Time management skills is essential.

This Los Angeles, California firm comes to the aid of those who have been accused of a crime. They have successfully managed thousands of criminal cases in the practice areas of DUI, domestic violence, drug crimes, assault, sexual assault, hit & run, prostitution, robbery, fraud, and warrants. Among the ranks are a national Top 100 Trial Lawyer, Rising Stars Super Lawyer, AVVO Client's Choice, and NACDA Top Ten Ranking. They also are among the 10 Best Law Firms in Client Satisfaction.

Pasadena office of our client seeks immigration attorney with 2+ years of experience in family, deport and appellate practice. The candidate should have proficiency in oral and written Spanish. Must be licensed to practice law in California. Legal

Ideal candidate should have exceptional writing ability, case management skills and ability to supervise support staff.

This law firm was founded over three decades ago to provide quality immigration services. Their areas of practice include non-immigrant visas, deportation defense, employment-based visas, family-based visas, and EB-5 investor's visas. The firm is located in California and Nevada.

San Francisco office of our client seeks immigration attorney with 5-7 years of experience. The candidate is responsible for a high-volume caseload, as well as client interaction. Prepares for/represents at Bond, Master, and Individual hearings before EOIR. Visits detained clients at ICE facilities throughout California (and occasionally other states). Reviews packets submitted to USCIS and represents clients at interviews. Assists Case Analysts with consultations and intake. Researches and writes appellate briefs, motions to reopen, responses to RFEs, and briefs in support of waiver applications. Keeps track of hearings and deadlines. Active State Bar License in good standing is essential. Must be bilingual in English and Spanish. Legal

Must have Juris Doctorate degree. Attention to detail; Ability to prioritize, multi-task, take initiative and work under pressure; Willingness to take on challenging cases involving clients with a criminal history; Self- Starter. Ability to work effectively with others; Excellent computer and writing skills; Time management skills.

This Los Angeles, California firm comes to the aid of those who have been accused of a crime. They have successfully managed thousands of criminal cases in the practice areas of DUI, domestic violence, drug crimes, assault, sexual assault, hit & run, prostitution, robbery, fraud, and warrants. Among the ranks are a national Top 100 Trial Lawyer, Rising Stars Super Lawyer, AVVO Client's Choice, and NACDA Top Ten Ranking. They also are among the 10 Best Law Firms in Client Satisfaction.

Orange office of our client seeks immigration attorney with 1-2 years of experience. The candidate should be bilingual Spanish. Legal

JD awaiting Bar results will be considered.

San Francisco office of our client seeks immigration attorney with 2+ years of experience handling the following types of immigration cases: family-based petitions, waivers, consular processing, adjustment of status, naturalization, asylum and removal defense. The candidate will interface with clients from a variety of backgrounds and to advocate on their behalf before DHS, the Immigration Court and various consulates throughout the world. Must be fluent and literate in Spanish. Must be admitted to the Bar and be able to provide professional references familiar with the applicant's relevant experience. Legal

excellent communication skills is needed.

San Francisco office of our client seeks junior immigration attorney with experience. The candidate will be responsible for preparing family immigration petitions and waivers, adjustment of status and citizenship applications, requests for asylum in both the affirmative and defensive context as well as assisting clients seek numerous other types of benefits and relief from removal. Will also write declarations with clients that demonstrate their eligibility for the application sought and research relevant conditions in countries throughout the world to support the client's claimed fears and hardship. Represent clients in interviews before the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service in asylum, adjustment of status and citizenship applications throughout the Bay Area (including Sacramento, Fresno, and San Jose) and during master calendar hearings before the San Francisco Immigration Court. Draft motions to be filed with immigration courts across the country. Should be specializing in matters related to asylum, family-based immigration, and removal defense. Experience working with traumatized people and managing sensitive content. Must be a member of the State Bar of any state. Fluency in Spanish, Portuguese, or Arabic is needed. Legal

Must be a quick learner and a team player. Should have a demonstrated commitment to immigrants' rights and social justice. have excellent research and writing skills; have strong academic credentials, and an interest in public speaking; and have the ability to meet deadlines and juggle multiple tasks.

Calabasas office of our client seeks immigration attorney with 5+ years of experience. The candidate will provide sound legal advice and strategy to clients primarily on H-1B matters with a 10% focus on other NIV cases. Will work closely with the firm's partners and will assist and mentor other associate attorneys, paralegals and administrative staff in preparing and reviewing numerous petitions and RFE responses. Be responsible for handling a caseload of approximately 60 matters on a monthly basis. Speak with and correspond with clients on a daily basis to provide strategic advice and guidance. Must have understanding of the employment-based immigration process, as well as extensive experience preparing, filing and responding to RFE's on H-1B cases. Should have experience analyzing and responding to I-129 RFE matters. Should have 3+ years of recent experience working on I-129 petitions and RFE responses. Must have a current license to practice law in the United States. Legal