Immigration law firms
We serve one vertical. Everything on this site is built for US immigration practices — which is why the scope, the security posture, and the ethics paperwork are specific rather than generic.
Legelp provides dedicated remote paralegals to US immigration law firms, typically practices of three to forty attorneys carrying volume strain without the budget for a full in-house paralegal department. Work runs inside the firm’s own case management system, and every filing is approved by a supervising attorney.
Who this fits
- —Practices of roughly 3–40 attorneys with real volume strain
- —Firms weighted toward asylum, removal defense, family petitions or naturalization
- —Firms already running Docketwise, INSZoom, Clio or MyCase
- —Firms whose bar obligations require a documented supervision and consent process
What we cover
Removal defense and immigration court support
EOIR filing preparation, respondent document assembly, master calendar and individual hearing packet preparation, and deadline tracking against court-set dates.
Asylum and humanitarian case preparation
Declaration formatting, country-conditions evidence compilation, exhibit indexing, and supporting-document organization structured the way adjudicators expect to receive it.
Family petitions and naturalization
Preparation of family-based petitions, adjustment applications, and naturalization filings, with evidence checklists generated per filing type.
Case status tracking and client updates
Ongoing monitoring of case status changes and processing-time benchmarks, with proactive client status updates.
Why the entity matters here
Immigration files carry unusually sensitive material — persecution grounds, health and trauma records, criminal history, data about children. Engagements are contracted with LegelpTech Outsourcing Private Limited, which operates an ISO/IEC 27001:2022-certified information security management system, and are governed by a written data processing agreement. Compliance details →
Scope
What we do, and what only your attorneys do
Assigned personnel may
Performed under your supervision, inside your systems
- Prepare draft petitions, applications and forms from firm-supplied information
- Collect, label, index and organise supporting evidence and exhibits
- Format declarations and compile country-conditions material
- Prepare draft response language for requests for further evidence
- Assemble filing, hearing and master-calendar packets
- Maintain case status records, receipts and notices
- Track deadlines and escalate them to the supervising attorney
- Send administrative scheduling and document-request updates
- Run completeness checks against the firm’s own checklists
Only your attorneys may
Never delegated, under any engagement
- Giving legal advice to any client or prospective client
- Deciding or recommending case strategy, filing category or relief sought
- Assessing the merits or likely outcome of a matter
- Signing, certifying or submitting any filing
- Appearing before, or communicating as a representative with, any court or agency
- Accepting engagements, quoting fees or negotiating terms
- Advising on eligibility, admissibility or the consequences of any action
- Exercising independent professional judgment on any question reserved to a lawyer
Remote paralegal support does not constitute legal advice. Every filing is reviewed and approved by a supervising licensed attorney before submission, and responsibility for the representation remains with the firm.