U.S. Qualified Lawyer (Pettaugh)

Position: U.S. Qualified Lawyer

Location: Remote / Flexible / Suffolk

Company: Viva La Visa Ltd

Join Our Team:

Viva La Visa Ltd is seeking a U.S. Qualified lawyer to work with us on our U.S. work visa petition processes for our diverse creative industry clients.

About Us:

Viva La Visa is a globally recognised visa and immigration consultancy based in the beautiful Suffolk countryside and also a London based office. We specialise in supporting clients in the creative industries — including touring musicians, fashion professionals, TV and film crews, and theatre companies. If you thrive in a dynamic, fast-paced environment and are passionate about helping others, we would love to hear from you!

Role Overview:

In this role, you’ll manage the full US petition process, deliver strategic advice to clients, and ensure compliance with U.S. immigration laws and regulations. The role will focus on O & P visa categories, supporting professionals across the creative sectors.

We are flexible as to experience and realistic as to salary – applicants should provide details of experience and salary expectations.

This role is open to US qualified lawyers regardless of their location, but for those seeking to move to the UK this role might provide the perfect opportunity as we are confident we could secure you a work permit.

Key Responsibilities:

· Prepare and submit employment-based (I-129) visa petitions.

· Draft, review, and organise supporting documentation.

· Handle O and P visa applications from start to finish.

· Communicate professionally with clients, government agencies (USCIS, DOL), and internal teams.

· Keep up-to-date with U.S. immigration laws and policy changes.

· Manage a high-volume caseload independently while meeting strict deadlines.

· Collaborate closely with our in-house Global Visa Specialists and administrative support teams.

Requirements:

· Licensed to practise law in at least one U.S. state (e.g., NY, CA, TX).

· In good standing with a U.S. bar association.

· While experience in practicing U.S. immigration law is preferred, training can be given.

· Strong research, writing, and organisational skills.

· Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to work independently and remotely.

· Enthusiasm for the small print.

Desirable Skills:

· Familiarity with visa categories such as O-1/O-2 and P-1/P-1S.

· In-depth knowledge of USCIS, DOL, and DOS regulations and procedures.

What We Offer:

· Company Pension: Enhanced pension scheme for long-term security.

· Sick Pay: Support for you during times of illness.

· Performance-Based Bonuses: Recognition for your achievements.

· Casual Dress Code: Dress comfortably and express yourself.

· Industry Perks: Access to exclusive events, shows, and award ceremonies through our extensive creative industry network.

· Enhanced Holiday Allowance: Annual leave increases with length of service.

Sponsorship for overseas applicants with the relevant qualifications will be considered.

Pay:

Competitive salary offered, dependent on experience.

How to Apply:

Please send your resume and a short cover letter to: andy@vivalavisa.com

Salary: GBP 36000 - 60000 per year Experience: 3 years required
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