If You Don't Have A Paralegal...
...then you are the paralegal.
Stop spending your billable hours on paralegal work. Our law school graduates handle the heavy lifting so you can focus on practicing law.
100%
Law School Graduates
70%
Cost Savings
Same
Time Zone
200+
Paralegals Available
40%
More Case Capacity
Legal Professionals,
Not Assistants
Our bilingual paralegals are licensed attorneys in Colombia who have completed intensive training in U.S. law. They understand legal concepts, terminology, and the precision required in legal work.
Specialized Expertise
For Your Practice
Immigration Law
I-130, I-485, N-400, asylum cases, and more
Business Immigration
H-1B, L-1, E-2, PERM labor certifications
Case Management
Full case lifecycle tracking and document coordination
Removal Defense
Asylum, cancellation of removal, NACARA, TPS
Not Your Average
Virtual Staffing
Our infrastructure and supervision ensure enterprise-grade reliability for your firm.
On-Site Work
All paralegals work from our supervised offices in Colombia — never from home.
Company Equipment
Secure, company-owned laptops with enterprise security protocols.
Redundant Internet
Multiple fiber connections ensure 99.99% uptime for your operations.
Power Backup
UPS systems and generators keep work flowing during any outage.
Full Supervision
Dedicated managers oversee quality and performance in real-time.
Weekly Updates
Immigration paralegals receive weekly training on law changes.
Your Extended
Legal Team
When you work with a Bilingüe paralegal, you're not just getting a virtual assistant — you're getting a dedicated legal professional who becomes an integral part of your team.
Ready to Stop Being
Your Own Paralegal?
Schedule a free consultation and get matched with a bilingual paralegal who fits your practice perfectly.
How a bilingual paralegal changes the shape of your week
Most attorneys who come to us are not looking for another assistant. They are looking to stop doing paralegal work themselves. When there is nobody preparing packages, chasing documents, drafting correspondence or keeping the calendar honest, that work does not disappear — it lands on the person with the law degree, at the end of the day, after the billable hours are gone. A dedicated bilingual paralegal takes that layer back off your plate.
The people we place are law graduates who then complete a 90-hour training program built specifically around U.S. legal work: how a case file is structured, how forms are prepared and checked, how deadlines are tracked, and how to speak with a client in Spanish without losing precision in English. They work only your matters during contracted hours, from supervised offices on company-issued equipment, so a home Wi-Fi outage or a shared laptop never becomes your problem.
Immigration is our core focus — family petitions, adjustment of status, naturalization, asylum and removal defense, plus business immigration filings — and we also support firms in personal injury, family law and consumer bankruptcy. Everything runs under attorney supervision: your paralegal prepares, organizes and drafts; you review, decide and sign.
What it costs compared with hiring locally
A fully loaded in-house paralegal seat in the U.S. generally lands between $62,000 and $85,000 a year once salary, payroll tax, benefits, paid leave, equipment and workspace are counted. A dedicated Bilingüe paralegal is a single predictable monthly fee that usually works out 60–70% lower, with no recruiting cycle and no severance exposure. The savings calculator gives you a figure for your own role and hours.
How long it takes to get started
Scoping and candidate interviews typically happen within the first week. Once you approve a candidate, onboarding covers least-privilege access to your systems, documentation of your standard procedures, and a shadowing period with your existing staff so the work matches your firm rather than a generic template.