OBA Citizenship and Immigration Law PROGRAM | Original Program Date: April 27, 2017

The preparation, filing and processing of an application for an LMIA can be complex and requires great attention to detail at every step. In order to advise clients, immigration counsel must be aware of the latest developments in relation to advertising and recruitment, the LMIA application process, and maintaining compliance. Attend this critical program to hear directly from Service Canada Ontario and from experienced counsel on developments that may impact your clients, including:

• Application preparation and required supporting documentation
• Advertising and recruitment requirements and any deviations
• Preparing effective Transition Plans and maintaining records of effectiveness
• Maintaining compliance – what constitutes a substantial change and when and how to advise Service Canada;
• The latest on inspections and investigations
• New Initiatives being considered for the Temporary Foreign Worker Program

Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to gain insights directly from Service Canada, and pick up the latest best practices shared by experienced counsel.

Moderator

Gabriela Ramo, KPMG Law LLP

PROGRAM SPEAKERS

Suzanne Bailey, Blaney McMurtry LLP
John Chua, Senior Program Development Officer, Temporary Foreign Worker Program
Samir Mourani, Senior Program Development Officer, Temporary Foreign Worker Program
Jennifer Nees, EY Law LLP