Job Summary
Boundless Immigration is searching for exceptional immigration attorneys to help more families successfully navigate the U.S. immigration system. We've found that this opportunity tends to be a great match for solo practitioners or small firms who value the ability to work from anywhere, on their own schedule, doing what they love.
Why work with Boundless?
Boundless Immigration is a Seattle-based technology company that empowers families to navigate the immigration system more confidently, rapidly, and affordably. We are looking for experienced, passionate immigration attorneys who believe that the right combination of technology and legal expertise can give immigrants and their families the peace of mind they deserve.
We have established a network of independent immigration attorneys and liberated them to focus on what they love: Providing unparalleled service to clients.
Boundless delivers as many clients as you have time to provide with limited-scope services such as legal Q&A and application review. You can set your own schedule and work from anywhere.
Requirements:
- Empathetic, professional, and responsive
5 years) with applications for family-based green cards and naturalization
- State bar association member in good standing
- Liability insurance in good standing
- Ecstatic referrals from professional colleagues
- Availability for 20 to 40 hours/week consistently (e.g. 20 hours per week = approximately 4 hours each day, 30 hours per week = approximately 5 hours each day, etc.)
- Preferred but not required:
- Multi-lingual
More about Boundless:
At Boundless Immigration, we are a team of immigrants and experts who have struggled ourselves through the complex, high-stakes immigration system. We're using technology, design, and legal expertise to create a trusted partner and guide for the entire immigration journey. Our first product dramatically streamlines the marriage-based green card process, and includes application review by an independent attorney. We've been honored to receive rave reviews from many happy couples. We were featured in the New York Times' first Actually Good Tech Awards" and have contributed to major publications covering immigration policy.
