Remote- Part Time- Immigration Attorney
About this role
Are you a seasoned immigration attorney looking for a flexible, remote opportunity? Join theLaw Offices of Spar & Bernstein as aRemote Part-Time Immigration Attorney and help guide prospective clients through the complex world of immigration law — all from the comfort of your home. 🧑⚖️ About the Role:
We're looking for an experienced immigration attorney to conduct initial consultations with potential clients 2–3 days per week. You'll handle 10–12 brief consultations per day via Zoom or phone, covering a wide range of immigration matters, including:
- Family-based immigration
- Employment-based visas
- Removal defense
- Non-immigrant visas
- Investment visas
Your role will involve assessing case viability, recommending legal strategies, quoting fees, and working with our in-house team to convert consultations into new clients. Consultations are scheduled and initiated by our in-house call center team, so you can focus solely on legal assessment and client engagement. ✅ What We’re Looking For:
- 10+ years practicing immigration law
- At least5 years of direct client consultation experience
- Licensed and in good standing inany U.S. state
- Confident, compassionate communicator who can build trust quickly
- Proficient inZoom/video conferencing andVOIP systems
- Comfortable working withCRM/case management tools (we use Lali Law CRM)
💵 Compensation & Perks:
- W-2 position with competitive base pay (based on consultation volume and schedule)
- Performance bonuses for client conversions
- Full tech support: VOIP system, CRM access, and training provided
- Work from anywhere with a supportive and collaborative remote team
If you’re a client-focused immigration expert looking for part-time remote flexibility,we’d love to meet you. Apply today and bring your experience to a firm that values your insight, empathy, and professionalism. 🔗Apply Now to joinSpar & Bernstein — where your immigration law expertise meets modern, flexible work. Salary: $40-$60hr
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