Immigration Paralegal New Frontier Immigration Law - 4.7 Glendale, AZ Job Details Full-time $28 - $32 an hour 8 hours ago Benefits Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance 401(k) matching Professional development assistance Qualifications Spanish Immigration law Working with immigrant populations Trial preparation Immigration case experience Team leadership Caseload management Client rapport building English Immigration requirements compliance Supervising experience Client management Mentoring Legal case management Immigration support Courtroom preparation Full Job Description Why Apply to New Frontier Immigration Law. Join the New Frontier Immigration Law team and help change the lives of 1 million undocumented immigrants in the USA. Our mid-sized law firm in Phoenix, AZ is committed to humanitarian-based immigration and finding innovative solutions for seemingly impossible problems. Are you ready to join one of the fastest-growing law firms in the US, where incredible opportunities await? Here, we don't just offer a job: we provide an environment that challenges you to become the best version of yourself. Learn more about New Frontier Immigration here. Learn more about our CEO/Founder Hillary here. Learn more about our Core Values here. Role Objective This is not a traditional paralegal role. As a Bilingual Immigration Paralegal at New Frontier, you will be a critical driver of our mission to help immigrant families

LIVE FREE.

You will handle complex removal defense and family-based immigration cases, partner closely with attorneys, and deliver an extraordinary client experience rooted in clarity, compassion, and excellence. Your work directly impacts family unity, personal safety, and long-term security for the clients we serve. Every application you prepare, every declaration you draft, every court filing you complete moves an immigrant one step closer to freedom. You'll be a good candidate if you excel in fast-paced legal environments, bring deep expertise in immigration law, and thrive when your work has purpose. You are energized by both complex casework and client-facing communication, and you believe in advocating for immigrants with excellence, innovation, and heart. Responsibilities/Duties Casework & Legal Support Manage a substantial caseload of family-based and removal defense matters Prepare and file immigration applications including I-589, I-42B, and bond requests Support attorneys in removal proceedings and USCIS matters Draft detailed declarations, particularly for asylum cases Gather, analyze, and organize evidence for court filings Assist attorneys in preparing clients for interviews and hearings Track and meet all critical deadlines Respond to USCIS Requests for Evidence with precision and clarity Client Experience Provide exceptional client service, ensuring clients feel informed and supported Explain immigration processes and case strategies clearly and confidently Team Collaboration & Leadership Mentor and guide Legal Assistants on best practices Maintain accurate and thorough case documentation using Filevine Coordinate with EOIR, ICE, and USCIS to support case progression Requirements Minimum 3 years of high-volume immigration law experience Expertise with I-589, I-42B, bond applications, and family-based petitions Experience preparing clients and documentation for Individual Calendar Hearings Strong understanding of asylum processes and complex removal defense Demonstrated success managing complex case types Fluent bilingual English-Spanish required Bachelor's Degree preferred Experience supervising or mentoring support staff Exceptional communication and client-service skills High attention to detail and accuracy Proficiency with legal case management systems (Filevine preferred) Ability to work on-site in both our Phoenix and Glendale locations Location Glendale, AZ Compensation $28-$32 per hour, depending on experience, plus: Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) plan with employer matching 5 weeks PTO Paid professional development A career where your work creates real, lasting impact on immigrant families