
Bilingual Case Manager
Crisp Professional Development
full-time
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Location Type: Remote
Location: Florida • United States
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Salary
💰 $1,300 - $1,500 per month
About the role
- Own client onboarding from day one, review attorney consultation notes and the signed representation agreement, identify case type and parties, and create a customized document checklist tailored to case and country of origin.
- Set clients up in the immigration practice management system, configure questionnaires, language settings, and reminders, and send the initial onboarding email with clear steps and timelines.
- Host the Zoom onboarding meeting two days after the initial email, answer questions, align expectations, and establish a weekly cadence for follow ups during onboarding.
- Coordinate documents and data collection, review uploads for completeness and accuracy, request missing items, and guide clients on acceptable formats and sources.
- Draft clean, client ready cover letters and assemble preliminary packets, then route for attorney review. Support online filings through USCIS and Department of State portals when directed.
- Maintain proactive status updates, provide “no update yet” check ins so clients feel supported while cases are pending, and prepare files for interview readiness.
- Field inbound calls and one off questions with patience and clarity, escalating issues that require attorney input.
- Collaborate closely with the attorney and case team, deliver concise updates, spot risks early, and uphold data integrity across systems.
- Model the firm’s service standard, blend technical accuracy with warmth, and help strengthen long term client relationships.
Requirements
- Bilingual fluency in English and Spanish, non negotiable, with clear, empathetic written and verbal communication.
- Client-facing experience in customer service, patient coordination, or legal support roles; immigration experience is a plus.
- Detail focus and accuracy, comfortable working with forms, checklists, and document standards.
- Ownership and resourcefulness, you bring solutions, ask smart questions, and move work forward independently in a remote setting.
- Tech readiness: confident with practice management software (such as Clio and Docketwise), online filing portals, document management tools (including OneDrive and Microsoft products), and phone systems such as RingCentral.
Benefits
- Training and support: onboarding includes a 30, 60, 90 plan built with the team.
- Future bonus structures are possible but not promised.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.
Hard Skills & Tools
document managementcase managementonline filingdata collectiondocument accuracyclient onboardingcover letter draftinginterview preparationimmigration processes
Soft Skills
bilingual communicationempathyattention to detailresourcefulnessownershippatienceclaritycollaborationclient relationship management