Adrianna Pedrín

Immigration Case Processing & Documentation

• Receiving and processing custody of detainees of various nationalities and ages; maintaining well-being of detainees outside of a secure complex; inventorying, tagging and storing detainees' personal property for tracking purposes
• Cross-Cultural Communication
• Maintained strict compliance with industry regulations, adhering to best practices for data security and privacy protection.
• Data Entry & Case File Management with E3 and APIP programs
• Drafting and maintaining administrative paperwork and reports related to property, transportation, and deportation documentation.
• Confidentiality & Ethical Conduct
• Government & Law Enforcement Collaboration
• Training & Public Speaking
• Process and review immigration applications, asylum requests, and travel documentation for individuals entering the U.S.
• Verify identities, assess eligibility for entry, and ensure compliance with CBP regulations and federal immigration laws.
• Maintain and update case records, ensuring accuracy and confidentiality of sensitive government data.
• Train and support new staff members in immigration protocols, documentation procedures, and language assistance strategies.

• Maintained up-to-date professional certification through continuous learning and participation in relevant training programs or workshops.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary healthcare teams to provide seamless interpretation services during team meetings and case conferences.
• Assisted non-English speaking families in navigating complex healthcare systems by providing interpretation support during hospital admissions and discharge processes.
• Assisted healthcare professionals in delivering culturally sensitive care by bridging language barriers.
• Assisted with translation of foreign language television and radio program
• Worked closely over 400 hours with LEP patients in a Functional Rehabilitation
  Program
• Completed a four-city speaking tour circuit culminating at the National
  Auditorium in Mexico City to an audience of 10,000 women