Viviana Sanchez Dorantes

I have worked as a paralegal for about 5 - 6 years. I started as an intern at the ministry of foreign affairs in Mexico City, which then led me to become an immigration and political intern at the embassy of Mexico in Washington DC as well as an immigration and visa collaborator at the Consulate of Mexico, El Salvador and Honduras. After finishing my BA in Law and Society, I started working for Cerrillo Sanchez Law Firm where I contributed in civil. Civil litigation, corporate and family law cases. I have also worked as an external paralegal collaborator with Frank Avila Law Group where I have helped with personal injury and civil cases.

I believe I am very well prepared for a work from home set up as I have my own working space and I am very organized and tidy about it. I aim to focus exclusively in my work so I can be as reliable as in person.

I have worked as a paralegal for about 5 - 6 years. I started as an intern at the ministry of foreign affairs in Mexico City, which then led me to become an immigration and political intern at the embassy of Mexico in Washington DC as well as an immigration and visa collaborator at the Consulate of Mexico, El Salvador and Honduras. After finishing my BA in Law and Society, I started working for Cerrillo Sanchez Law Firm where I contributed in civil. Civil litigation, corporate and family law cases. I have also worked as an external paralegal collaborator with Frank Avila Law Group where I have helped with personal injury and civil cases.

I am an American University graduate with a BA in Law and Society. I am also a certified paralegal from the University of the District of Columbia.