What does an immigration intern do?

An Immigration Intern assists immigration attorneys, organizations, or government agencies with administrative and research tasks related to immigration cases. Responsibilities may include preparing documents, gathering evidence, conducting client interviews, and supporting case management. Interns also help with translating documents, organizing files, and sometimes attending client meetings or court hearings. This role provides hands-on experience in immigration law and helps interns understand the processes involved in visa applications, asylum, and citizenship.