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USCIS Career Fair in Los Angeles, CA
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Citizenship requirement: In order to be considered for employment with USCIS, you must be a U.S. Citizen or U.S. National.
Before the event: Create and be able to access your USAJOBS.gov account.
What paper documents to bring to the event:
- Two forms of ID (such as passport, state-issued ID card).
- Printed copy of your registration ticket.
- Federal Resume (USCIS recommends that resumes be no more than five pages in length)
- Transcripts for all undergraduate and graduate level education, if applicable
- List of three Professional References and their contact information.
- If you have current or prior federal employment: SF-50 showing appointment ot competitive service, tenure, grade and step, and full performance level.
- If you are a veteran: (1) DD-214 showing character of service; and, (2) Veterans Affairs (VA) disability rating letter, if applicable
- If you are an individual with a disability: Letter stating you have a qualifying disability, from a medical professional or other organization that grants disability benefits.
I mportant items to take note of prior to the event:
- You can be considered for two positions at this event. If you want to be considered for more than one position, please bring additional copies of all the documents listed above.
- Documents WILL NOT be returned.
- NO onsite printing will be available.
- NO electronic documents will be accepted.
To Register: USCIS Career Fair in Los Angeles, CA
Click on the \"Get tickets\" button to schedule your preferred appointment time. Space is limited so register today!
Parking: Paid Public and Street parking may be available. Please do research on parking if you choose to drive to the event.
We look forward to meeting you!
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Citizenship requirement: In order to be considered for employment with USCIS, you must be a U.S. Citizen or U.S. National.
Before the event: Create and be able to access your USAJOBS.gov account.
What paper documents to bring to the event:
- Two forms of ID (such as passport, state-issued ID card).
- Printed copy of your registration ticket.
- Federal Resume (USCIS recommends that resumes be no more than five pages in length)
- Transcripts for all undergraduate and graduate level education, if applicable
- List of three Professional References and their contact information.
- If you have current or prior federal employment: SF-50 showing appointment ot competitive service, tenure, grade and step, and full performance level.
- If you are a veteran: (1) DD-214 showing character of service; and, (2) Veterans Affairs (VA) disability rating letter, if applicable
- If you are an individual with a disability: Letter stating you have a qualifying disability, from a medical professional or other organization that grants disability benefits.
I mportant items to take note of prior to the event:
- You can be considered for two positions at this event. If you want to be considered for more than one position, please bring additional copies of all the documents listed above.
- Documents WILL NOT be returned.
- NO onsite printing will be available.
- NO electronic documents will be accepted.
To Register: USCIS Career Fair in Los Angeles, CA
Click on the \"Get tickets\" button to schedule your preferred appointment time. Space is limited so register today!
Parking: Paid Public and Street parking may be available. Please do research on parking if you choose to drive to the event.
We look forward to meeting you!
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USCIS Career Fair in Los Angeles, CA
Confidential
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Posted: 04-Jun-24
Location: Los Angeles, California
Type: Full Time
Categories:
Attorney Professional Development
Paralegal Management
Professional Legal Management
Preferred Education:
Some College
Additional Information:
Telecommuting is allowed.
Join U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for a career fair on Saturday, June 8, 2024, from 10:00a.m. to 3:0p.m. Pacific Time to learn more about our humanitarian mission and how joining USCIS can be the start of a meaningful career. USCIS is the government agency that oversees lawful immigration to the United States, delivers decisions to individuals, families, businesses, workers, and those seeking a place of safety and shelter in our country, whether they filed applications, petitions, requests, or appeals. The work of USCIS employees makes the possibility of America a reality for immigrants, for the communities and economies they join, and for the nation. USCIS administers several humanitarian programs, domestically and abroad, to assist individuals seeking protection from persecution or torture, survivors of trafficking, domestic violence, or other serious crimes, individuals fleeing disasters or other temporary and urgent circ*mstances. By working in close collaboration with the Departments of State and Health and Human Services to fulfill the United States’ protection obligations, USCIS’ unique humanitarian programs have long been a beacon of hope and inspiration for individuals around the world seeking protection and refuge.
During this event, Hiring Managers and HR Specialist will be on-site to answer questions about positions, resumes and other supporting documents, and conduct interviews for select candidates. Qualified applicants may receive a job offer on the spot.
Positions eligible for Direct Hire Authority (all U.S. Citizens and Nationals):
- Asylum Officer GS-9/11/12/13- Adjudicate asylum applications, conduct credible and reasonable fear screenings, and adjudicate other benefit applications managed by the asylum program, including motions to reopen and reconsider. Available at the following locations: Bethpage, NY; Chicago, IL; Houston, TX; Tustin, CA; San Francisco, CA.
- Supervisory Asylum Officer GS-13- Provide direction to staff engaged in the administration and enforcement of Immigration and Nationality laws pertinent to the Asylum Program. Available at the following locations: Bethpage, NY; Chicago, IL; Tustin, CA.
- Legal Administrative Specialist GS-5/7/9- Interact with applicants to elicit and provide valuable information relating to their case. Available at the following locations: San Francisco, CA.
- Immigration Services Officer GS-5/7/9/11/12- Independently research, interpret and analyze an extensive spectrum of sources in order to accurately adjudicate immigration benefits and petitions. - Interact with applicants to elicit and provide valuable information relating to their case. Available at the following locations: Los Angeles, CA; San Fernando, CA; San Diego, CA; San Francisco, CA; Sacramento, CA; and Santa Ana, CA
- Immigration Services Assistant (Office Automation) GS-5/6/7 -Support the adjudication process by conducting security checks, supporting officers, managing correspondence, maintaining customer support, processing documents and fees, performing analysis on files, reports, and information systems or databases. Available at the following locations: Los Angeles, CA; San Diego, CA; San Fernando, CA; and Sacramento, CA;
For more information about these positions visit:
- Asylum Division Overview
- USCIS Careers
- Tips and tools for applying for a job at USCIS
- Applying for a job tip sheet
- For salary information please visit:OPM Salary Information
Additional information on our domestic locations can be found HERE.
Citizenship requirement:In order to be considered for employment with USCIS, you must be a U.S. Citizen or U.S. National.
Before the event:Create and be able to access your USAJOBS.gov account.
What paper documents to bring to the event:
- Two forms of ID (such as passport, state-issued ID card).
- Printed copy of your registration ticket.
- Federal Resume (USCIS recommends that resumes be no more than five pages in length)
- Transcripts for all undergraduate and graduate level education, if applicable
- List of three Professional References and their contact information.
- If you have current or prior federal employment: SF-50 showing appointment ot competitive service, tenure, grade and step, and full performance level.
- If you are a veteran: (1) DD-214 showing character of service; and, (2) Veterans Affairs (VA) disability rating letter, if applicable
- If you are an individual with a disability: Letter stating you have a qualifying disability, from a medical professional or other organization that grants disability benefits.
Important items to take note of prior to the event:
- You can be considered for two positions at this event. If you want to be considered for more than one position, please bring additional copies of all the documents listed above.
- DocumentsWILL NOTbe returned.
- NOonsite printing will be available.
- NOelectronic documents will be accepted.
To Register:USCIS Career Fair in Los Angeles, CA
Click on the "Get tickets" button to schedule your preferred appointment time. Space is limited so register today!
Parking: Paid Public and Street parking may be available. Please do research on parking if you choose to drive to the event.
We look forward to meeting you!
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