Contract immigration case support is experienced, behind-the-scenes legal support for immigration firms. It covers drafting motions, briefs, and filings, plus case preparation, legal research, and hearing prep; so your firm can take on more of the right cases without adding full-time headcount. Your firm stays the attorney of record and keeps final review.

Yes. Contract attorney arrangements are well-established under ABA Model Rule 1.1 and most state equivalents: attorney supervision, confidentiality, no separate client relationship. If you have jurisdiction-specific questions before engaging, we'll walk through them directly.

Timelines get established before we start, not after. The process is structured to run ahead: record inventory, fact mapping, theory lock, research all happen before drafting begins, which prevents last-minute scrambling. If the assignment comes in with a tight deadline, tell us upfront and we'll confirm whether we can accommodate it before you're depending on us.

We support removal defense, asylum, marriage-based green cards, VAWA, U visa, SIJS, naturalization, employment-based immigration, and waivers.

Neither. We function as contract counsel to your firm. The attorney-client relationship stays between your firm and your client. All work is performed under your supervision, consistent with attorney-client privilege and the work product doctrine. No direct relationship is formed with the end client.

Yes. Most firms start with a flat-fee engagement: one brief or one memo, to see how the process works before moving to ongoing volume. That's the most common starting point.