Immigration Consultant

Job Description

Kickstart your legal career with Canada’s leading immigration law firm! Perfect opportunity for bilingual new grads or legal professionals eager to grow their expertise in immigration law!

Immigration Case Analyst– Bilingual French

Full Time, Perm, Hybrid after probation 1-2 days in office

Location: Toronto, M5H 3S5

Salary: $50-$60K

Shift: Mon-Fri – 9am-5pm - (40 hours/wk.)

What Is Offered:

• Hybrid work model (flexibility to work from home and office)
• Collaborative and collegial team culture
• Comprehensive benefits package, flex plan, and RRSP matching
• Wellness & social perks: peer-to-peer recognition, monthly birthday celebrations, staff appreciation week, wellness sessions, and more
• Diverse, meaningful work with autonomy and responsibility
• Mentorship, career growth, and advancement opportunities
• Exposure to Canada’s largest and oldest immigration law firm

About the Role & Company

Our client, Canada’s preeminent immigration law firm, sets the gold standard in immigration law. With 120+ talented professionals, we handle cases of every size and complexity, serving clients in 30 languages. Working here means being part of a dynamic, diverse team that helps people at critical moments in their lives—a career that’s both exciting and rewarding.

We are seeking a bilingual legal professional (English/French) who thrives in a fast-paced, rewarding environment. As an Immigration Case Analyst, you’ll play a vital role in intake, processing, and follow-up of client files. Depending on your experience and tenure, you will work on various types of immigration files with increasing autonomy.

You’ll have the opportunity to build expertise in immigration applications such as:

• LMIA
• Work Permits
• Sponsorship
• Express Entry
• Investor Programs

Key Responsibilities

• Act as the main point of contact for client inquiries, providing updates throughout the file lifecycle
• Complete government forms, draft submission letters, review client information, and follow up on outstanding items
• Conduct research and leverage government resources to ensure accuracy and compliance
• Manage assigned files, including billing processes and invoice approvals
• Schedule client meetings and ensure all timelines, expiry dates, and key deadlines are met

Skills & Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree, Diploma, or Certificate (required)
• Fluent in French and English (spoken & written)
• 1+ years previous Canadian immigration or legal administrative experience (LMIA, Express Entry, PNP, Sponsorship, Work Permit applications) is an asset
• Excellent writing, attention to detail, and organizational skills
• Strong customer service orientation and communication skills
• Ability to thrive in a high-volume, fast-paced environment