Sarah Jebrock is a licensed attorney practicing exclusively immigration law since 2011. Her practice focuses on U visas (humanitarian visas for victims of domestic violence and crime), DACA/Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals ("DREAMers"), residency applications, and naturalization.

Ms. Jebrock has worked in the field of immigration law since 2007, beginning her career as a legal advocate at East Bay Sanctuary Covenant where she worked with refugees and political asylum applicants. During law school she represented detained immigrant youth before the immigration court as a legal intern at Legal Services for Children, in addition to representing immigrants before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court at the UC Davis Immigration Law Clinic. Ms. Jebrock also worked as a legal intern and immigrant advocate at the International Institute of the Bay Area.

In addition to her extensive experience with immigration law, Ms. Jebrock was a 2008 Fulbright Fellow to Malaysia, and spent four months at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark studying international human rights and refugee law.