Naggai P.
VAWA, T VISA, U VISA, ASYLUM/ Immigration Paralegal/Sales Closer
With over eight years of experience supporting U.S. immigration attorneys and law firms, I provide high-level paralegal support across humanitarian, family-based, and employment-related immigration matters. My work focuses on organized case preparation, procedural accuracy, and clear client communication to help attorneys efficiently move cases forward. I have extensive experience assisting with U Visa, T Visa, VAWA, SIJ, Asylum, family petitions, waivers, and fiancé visa matters, working closely with attorneys to prepare filings, organize evidence, and draft client declarations at attorney direction. I am highly detail-oriented and accustomed to managing high-volume caseloads while maintaining compliance and consistency. In addition to case preparation, I bring strong intake, client engagement, and training experience. For the past year and a half, I have served as a Global Immigration Trainer for a multi-country law firm, training paralegals and intake teams on procedural workflows, documentation standards, and client communication best practices. Key Areas of Attorney-Supervised Case Support Include: VAWA, T Visa, and U Visa case preparation (forms, evidence organization, declaration drafting at attorney direction) Family-based petitions (I-130, I-751, I-90) Waivers and humanitarian filings (including I-601A support) Asylum and SIJ case organization and affidavit drafting under supervision RFEs and FOIA requests prepared under attorney guidance Why Law Firms Work With Me: Deep familiarity with USCIS procedures and filing workflows Strong writing and organization skills for client declarations and exhibits Experience supporting cases from intake through filing under attorney supervision Ability to improve efficiency, documentation quality, and client experience Due to the confidential nature of the law firms I have worked with, my résumé is available upon request. All immigration case preparation is performed exclusively under the supervision and guidance of a licensed U.S. attorney.