About the Organization
This internship opportunity is being offered by Tanvi Gadkari for her independent U.S. immigration practice. The role provides hands-on exposure to employment-based U.S. immigration law and petition preparation.
Type / Nature of Opportunity
Legal Internship Opportunity / Immigration Internship
Areas of Work
The internship will involve working on employment-based U.S. immigration matters, including:
- EB-1A Extraordinary Ability Petitions
- EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) Petitions
- O-1A Extraordinary Ability Petitions
- O-1B Extraordinary Achievement Petitions
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants should be:
- Law students (3rd year and above preferred), or
- Recent law graduates
Candidates must also possess:
- Strong English writing skills
- Excellent attention to detail
- Ability to work independently and meet deadlines
- Access to a computer capable of supporting document drafting, review, and compilation activities using Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat
Areas of Work / Key Responsibilities
- Evidence review and organization
- Petition compilation and exhibit preparation
- Legal and factual research
- Drafting support, including recommendation letters and declarations
- Document formatting and quality checks
- Other case-related support tasks as required
Mode of Work
- Remote / Work from Home
- Flexible work timings based on case requirements
Stipend / Perks
- Case-based compensation
- Direct exposure to high-level U.S. immigration petition strategy and drafting
- Practical experience on active immigration cases
- Training in evidentiary analysis and petition preparation
- Mentorship and continuous feedback throughout the engagement
Engagement Structure
- Contractual Internship
- Remote Work Arrangement
- Flexible workload depending on case requirements
Application Process
Interested candidates should send:
- Updated CV
- A brief introductory note
Applications may be submitted via email or LinkedIn message.
Contact Information
Email: tanvigadkari92@gmail.com
Important Note
Candidates will receive practical training and exposure to employment-based U.S. immigration matters, making this an excellent opportunity for those interested in international immigration law and cross-border legal practice.
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