| Location | New York, New York |
| Job Type | Temporary |
| Industry | Staffing/Employment Agencies |
| Salary | $131,029–$155,988 Per Year |
| Company Size | 10,000 employees or more |
| Website | https://www.michaelpage.ca/ |
Manage a broad range of employment-based immigration matters, including immigrant visa (IV), nonimmigrant visa (NIV), and PERM labor certification cases. Counsel multinational, corporate, and individual clients on U.S. business immigration strategies and compliance requirements. Prepare and file NIV petitions, including H-1B, L-1, O-1, TN, E-2, and other employment-based visa classifications. Handle all aspects of employment-based immigrant visa matters, including PERM labor certifications, I-140 immigrant petitions, and adjustment of status applications. Advise clients on case strategy, eligibility assessments, and complex immigration issues affecting foreign national employees. Draft and review immigration filings, legal support letters, responses to requests for evidence (RFEs), and other submissions to U.S. immigration agencies. Partner closely with human resources, mobility, talent acquisition, and in-house legal teams to support workforce planning and international mobility initiatives. Conduct legal research and provide guidance on evolving immigration laws, regulations, and agency policies. Manage a high-volume caseload while maintaining exceptional client service and attention to detail. Assist with immigration compliance matters, including I-9 audits, public access files, prevailing wage requirements, and related regulatory obligations. Mentor and oversee paralegals and support staff in the preparation and management of immigration matters. Build and maintain strong client relationships by serving as a trusted advisor on business immigration and global mobility issues. Collaborate with attorneys across practice groups to support cross-border transactions, corporate restructurings, mergers and acquisitions, and other business initiatives with immigration implications. Participate in business development efforts, client presentations, and thought leadership initiatives related to employment-based immigration law.