Legal Services Clerk / Immigration Consultant, Downtown Vancouver
Pardon Services Canada is a legal services company. We specialize in obtaining U.S Entry Waivers for Canadians with a past criminal record wanting to travel to the States, as well as Temporary Resident Permits and Criminal Rehabilitation Status for Americans with a past criminal record. Record Suspensions (formerly called Pardons) and fingerprinting are among the additional services our company provides. With 25 years of experience and A+ Better Business Bureau rating, Pardon Services Canada is a leader in the field.We have an opening for a bright individual with a Certificate in Immigration (Laws, Policies and Procedures) in our downtown Vancouver head office. Responsibilities include answering telephone inquiries, interviewing clients, preparing correspondence and contributing to our custom CRM database. You will be liaising with government offices such as the Courts and the local police, RCMP, the National Parole Board and the US Department of Homeland Security. Advocacy and leadership skills are needed as well as experience in managing client account activity, processing client fees and contributing to weekly team meetings.Interviews will be set up as soon as qualified candidates have been identified.
Title: Legal Services Clerk / Immigration Consultant, Downtown Vancouver
Salary: None
Description: Pardon Services Canada is a legal services company. We specialize in obtaining U.S Entry Waivers for Canadians with a past criminal record wanting to travel to the States, as well as Temporary Resident Permits and Criminal Rehabilitation Status for Americans with a past criminal record. Record Suspensions (formerly called Pardons) and fingerprinting are among the additional services our company provides. With 25 years of experience and A+ Better Business Bureau rating, Pardon Services Canada is a leader in the field.We have an opening for a bright individual with a Certificate in Immigration (Laws, Policies and Procedures) in our downtown Vancouver head office. Responsibilities include answering telephone inquiries, interviewing clients, preparing correspondence and contributing to our custom CRM database. You will be liaising with government offices such as the Courts and the local police, RCMP, the National Parole Board and the US Department of Homeland Security. Advocacy and leadership skills are needed as well as experience in managing client account activity, processing client fees and contributing to weekly team meetings.Interviews will be set up as soon as qualified candidates have been identified.
Requirements: Associate experience, None education
Fraudulent: No