Easy integration with your existing HR platforms, and with USCIS, should also be seamless in any high-performing immigration tech software.
Compliance: Be in the Know
With over 2,000 immigration forms and questionnaires to potentially deal with, and updates occurring at any time, you can’t afford to be without a case management tool that boasts a comprehensive library of all of those documents, and delivers updates almost as they happen. Missing out on a form or a revision could lead to a failure to be compliant, and a negative case outcome.
A smart automated approach also solves compliance issues, by eliminating careless errors, which can often be the result of laborious manual data entry. The system should also send alerts and notifications for case deadlines, expiration dates, and other compliance requirements.
Security: Protecting customer data
Cybercrimes have escalated exponentially in the COVID-19 age, and the recent data breach of an immigration law firm highlights the importance of a secure cloud-based platform. In this particular cyberattack, I-9 form data was accessed — a form that contains volumes of sensitive applicant information. This kind of data breach can be devastating to the client, and to your business.
