Immigration Caseworker (Experience Mandatory)

Our client requires a LMIA/Work Permit Specialist! If you think you can deliver, send us your resume! 

Job Duties:
Support Immigration Consultant; Draft forms and online visa applications; manage cloud based database and update clients files; Draft support letters, and submissions to IRCC; Correspond with clients and third parties; Booking and arranging couriers; Creating and updating case records in our case management systems; General office administrative duties;
 
Responsibilities:
Coordinate with the client to request information and documents, fill out different kinds of immigration-related forms, and prepare supporting documents based on IRCC standards. • Prepare and review submission packages for immigration applications and send them out to various government agencies • Responsible for handle inquiries by email or telephone to ensure applications are completed and issues anticipated and dealt with ahead of time. • Keep track of the status of submitted applications for updates and decisions to inform clients on time • Conduct extensive knowledge of different immigration programs such as Temporary visas, Economic class categories and business/entrepreneur categories; • Demonstrate initiative, be willing to learn, and possess excellent attention to detail.
 
Requirements: • Minimum 2-year experience working in immigration or law related industry; • Working knowledge of Canadian immigration law, policies, and regulation; • Knowledge on TFWP, FSW, FST, CEC, ICT, Owner operator, LMIA process. •
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