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Cohen Immigration Law seeks an organized immigration files manager to oversee cases from intake to government submission. You will be the primary client contact, coordinating with lawyers and using our AI-enhanced dashboard to move files forward.
Experience in immigration is a plus but not required. We value strong communication, fast learning, and comfort with CRM and dashboard tools to minimize Busywork and improve client service.
Cohen Immigration Law has practiced exclusively in Canadian immigration for nearly 50 years. We're the legal team behind CanadaVisa.com — Canada's most-visited immigration site, reaching millions of visitors each month. We process thousands of cases per year across citizenship, express entry, work permits, family sponsorship, and criminal inadmissibility.
We're also in the middle of a transformation. We've built an AI-powered client portal, a real-time operations dashboard that gives every team member visibility into their caseload and performance, and we're actively investing in tools that eliminate busywork and let case managers focus on what matters — serving clients well and moving files forward.
This is not a firm stuck in the past. If you're looking for a place where technology makes your job better every month, where your performance is visible and rewarded, and where the work genuinely matters to real people — this is it.
You’ll manage a portfolio of immigration files from intake through government submission and decision. You’re the primary point of contact for your clients — answering questions, collecting documentation, pushing files through the pipeline, and making sure nothing falls through the cracks.
You’ll work inside a purpose-built dashboard that shows you exactly where every file stands, which clients need attention, and how you’re performing against clear targets. You’ll collaborate closely with your supervisor and the legal team, and you’ll have a direct line to flag what’s working, what isn’t, and what should be automated.