Yulin Chao is an immigration litigation paralegal and recent NYU graduate with eight years of cross-sector experience blending legal advocacy, linguistics, and client-centered services for migrant communities in New York. Fluent in Mandarin and English with advanced Spanish, she drafts motions and manages complex asylum, VAWA, SIJ, and removal cases while supporting hearings and evidence for 30+ active matters nationwide. Her background in linguistics and translation work—paired with a psychology minor—informs trauma-informed client communication and clear legal writing that translates technical law for nonlegal audiences. Yulin has hands-on nonprofit experience at the IRC and legal editorial work simplifying constitutional issues, demonstrating a rare mix of courtroom support, community-facing program work, and policy-focused research. Notably, her academic rigor (3.98 GPA) and multilingual skills enable her to bridge cultural, linguistic, and procedural gaps for vulnerable clients.
8 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Double Major in Linguistics, Spanish and Portuguese; Minor in Psychology, 3.98, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Double Major in Linguistics, Spanish and Portuguese; Minor in Psychology, 3.98 at New York University
Summer Session, Summer Session at Yale University
High School Diploma, Cambridge A Level: 4A*, High School Diploma, Cambridge A Level: 4A* at Dulwich International High School Suzhou
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