Immigration Consultant
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Posted 13 Nov 2026, 04:17 ET
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- Who can apply
- New grads and up to 5 years · Bachelor's degree
- Must know
- Customer serviceData visualizationBusiness analysis
- Work
- On-site in Richardson
- Pay
- Not stated by the employer.
- Skill demand
- Customer service20%Business analysis15%Data visualization5%of 99 similar entry-level jobs posted in the US this week
- Listed
- Nov 13, 2026 · still open
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About the Role
The Immigration Consultant is an early-to-mid-career legal delivery professional responsible for supporting high-volume immigration casework and delivering day-to-day client service. Reporting to an Associate or Senior Associate, this role focuses heavily on case production, routine client communication, and developing procedural expertise across a wide range of immigration processes.
Key Responsibilities
- Serves as the primary point of contact for routine client communications, ensuring timely and professional responses to inquiries and updates.
- Responsible for case production, including initiating, assessing, preparing, assembling, and filing high-volume immigration filings using established templates, processes, and proprietary case management system.
- Performs administrative duties including scanning and filing of complex immigration petitions and supporting documentation to facilitate efficient case management.
- Maintains accurate and complete case records, ensuring data integrity and responsiveness to client and attorney requests.
- Utilizes reports and dashboards to prioritize high volumes of work effectively to meet deadlines.
- Conducts or supports initial case assessments and gathers required documentation from clients, including forms, supporting evidence, and biographical information.
- Drafts immigration forms and supporting letters for a variety of case types, including employment-based NIV, IV, and PERM petitions.
- Coordinates with government agencies (e.g., USCIS, DOL, DOS) to track case status, respond to Requests for Evidence (RFEs), and monitors deadlines.
- Builds foundational knowledge across all immigration case types and develops mastery in procedural requirements, filing protocols, and client service standards.
- Ensures compliance and helps to update internal team procedures as needed following changes to immigration law and policy.
- Participates in internal training programs and contributes to process improvement initiatives to enhance team efficiency and service quality.
- Escalates operational issues promptly to legal team leadership.
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Attention to Detail: Produces accurate, compliant immigration forms, letters, and case documentation.
- Client Communication: Responds promptly and professionally to routine client inquiries and information requests.
- Organization & Time Management: Prioritizes high-volume workloads using reports and dashboards to meet deadlines.
- Learning Agility: Quickly absorbs new processes, systems, and immigration requirements and applies them to casework.
- Technical Proficiency: Navigates case management systems and document-handling tools effectively.
- Document & Data Management: Maintains clean, complete, and well-organized case records with strong data integrity.
- Problem Solving: Conducts basic case assessments and escalates issues or anomalies appropriately.
- Team Collaboration: Works reliably with attorneys and colleagues to support smooth case progression.
- Professionalism: Handles sensitive information with discretion and maintains a consistent, service-focused demeanor.
- Process Adherence: Follows established workflows, templates, and filing protocols with consistency.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree; OR
- 0–5 years of business immigration experience; OR
- A combination of education and experience that together demonstrates readiness for the role.
Candidates may qualify through different pathways. A bachelor’s degree with no prior experience is acceptable, as is relevant business immigration experience in lieu of a degree. An equivalent mix of education and experience is also appropriate.