An ILC Paralegal is an integral part of ILC’s team. ILC Paralegals are hired to train to become Department of Justice (DOJ) Accredited Representatives. DOJ representatives are non-attorneys who have demonstrated to the DOJ that they have enough education and experience in immigration law to provide immigration legal services. Once accredited, they will represent clients before USCIS.
They work with attorneys, DOJ-accredited representatives, and staff who contribute to serving clients who may qualify for a form of immigration relief. An ILC paralegal manages ongoing casework for attorneys, maintains complete and accurate client records, effectively and efficiently track open/closed cases, and assists attorneys with forms, statements, cover letters, motions, petitions, and briefs.
ILC paralegals contribute to outreach and education programs related to immigration law and advocate for the rights of immigrants and provide education and advocacy to promote an accurate understanding of immigration law and policy, especially to agencies who work with children.
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