Sonia Parissos-Sánchez

Driven Juris Doctor candidate at St. Thomas University has a strong foundation in immigration law and a passion for helping clients navigate complex legal processes. Transitioning from a distinguished career in journalism, I bring exceptional research, analytical, and communication skills, honed through investigative reporting. Aspiring to contribute as a paralegal in a dynamic law firm while pursuing my legal degree, graduating in 2026, and leveraging my dedication and skills to deliver impactful results for clients.

With experience in preparing and submitting family petitions, adjustment of status applications, green cards, naturalizations, and removal of conditions for relatives. Although I lack direct paralegal experience in deportation litigation, my dedication, adaptability, and proven ability to learn quickly equip me to excel in this area. I am trained in drafting legal memos and excel in analyzing complex legal cases, consistently earning outstanding grades throughout law school. My academic foundation, including specialized training in visa processing and immigration studies, complements my strong research, communication, and advocacy skills. Throughout my practice, I have demonstrated meticulous attention to detail and an unwavering commitment to accuracy, with none of my prepared cases ever being returned or rejected by USCIS. I am passionate about guiding individuals through the complexities of immigration law and take pride in delivering high-quality, professional results. My dependability, analytical expertise, and commitment to excellence make me a strong asset to your team.

• Edward Murrow Award, 2007, for coverage of 'Alerta al Inmigrante'
• 52nd Annual Florida Bar Media Award, 2007
• Six-time Suncoast Regional Emmy Award Winner

• Member, Concord Student Bar Association
• Volunteer, Immigration Legal Assistance Program, Miami, FL