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LMIA Audit Compliance

Stay Prepared for Your LMIA Compliance Requirements with G Square Immigration

Employers who hire temporary foreign workers may be subject to LMIA compliance inspections and record-keeping requirements. G Square Immigration helps employers review their documentation, employment records, and compliance practices to prepare for an LMIA audit.

What Is LMIA Audit Compliance?

LMIA compliance involves ensuring that employers continue to meet the conditions and requirements associated with hiring temporary foreign workers through an LMIA.

An employer may be required to demonstrate that employment conditions, wages, working conditions, and other commitments meet the applicable requirements.

When Can an LMIA Audit Occur?

Compliance Inspection

An employer may be selected for a compliance inspection.

Document Verification

Employment and payroll records may be reviewed.

Worker Interviews

Authorities may communicate with foreign workers to verify employment conditions.

Follow-Up Review

Additional information may be requested during or after an inspection.

How Does LMIA Audit Compliance Work?

Review Requirements

Identify the applicable LMIA conditions.

Check Records

Review payroll, employment, and worker documentation.

Identify Gaps

Find missing or inconsistent information.

Prepare Documentation

Organize records for potential inspection.

Respond to Requests

Assist with responding to compliance-related requests.

LMIA Audit Compliance Requirements

Employers may need to maintain:

Why Choose G Square Immigration?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an LMIA compliance inspection?
It is a review to determine whether an employer has complied with the conditions associated with hiring temporary foreign workers.
What documents may be reviewed during an LMIA audit?
Employment, payroll, wage, recruitment, and other relevant records may be reviewed.
Can G Square Immigration help prepare for an LMIA audit?
Yes. We can review your records, identify potential gaps, organize documentation, and provide guidance for compliance-related requests.
Why is LMIA compliance important?
Employers must meet the applicable LMIA conditions and requirements. Non-compliance can result in consequences under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program rules.