Legal Assistant- US Immigration- Remote

Mamann Sandaluk LLP is aleading full-service immigration law firm based in downtown Toronto. Withdecades of experience and a reputation for excellence, we provide strategicimmigration solutions to individuals, families, and businesses across Canada andaround the world. We are currently seekinga knowledgeable and detail-oriented Legal Assistant join our growing US team.This role will focus on managing a wide range of both routine and complexpermanent and temporary residence applications. JobType:Remote Salary:Commensurate withexperience, generous benefits package To qualifyfor this role, you must have the following qualifications: - Atleast 2 years of experience in U.S. immigration, with a focus on PERM laborcertification cases. - Provenability to manage PERM cases from start to finish, including: - Jobpostings - Prevailingwage determinations - Respondingto audits - Experienceworking directly with employers, employees, and attorneys to gather andorganize necessary documentation. - Proficientin using case management software to maintain accurate and up-to-date files. - Skilledat monitoring deadlines and proactively managing timelines for recruitment andfiling. - Strongunderstanding of DOL and USCIS regulations and a commitment to compliance. - Abilityto communicate clearly and professionally with clients, providing regularupdates and guidance throughout the PERM process. - Excellentwritten and verbal communication skills. - ​Strongorganizational and time-management skills Whatworking with Mamann SandalukLLP offers: - An opportunity to manage a wide assortment of different immigration applications in a supportive team setting with advanced technological tools and resources. - A variety of competitive compensation packages where your compensation will match your work/life balance. - Learning opportunities to develop new skills and to advance your career. - The freedom and flexibility to handle your role in a way that is right for you. - Candidate will be able to work remotely. Originally posted on Himalayas