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Nafta temporary work permit - Express Entry

cisco_kidd

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Dec 19, 2014
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Hi All,

I tried to find a clear answer to this but I still have a grey area.

I am currently a US citizen working in Canada under the NAFTA Temporary work permit program. I applied for Express Entry yesterday, and there was a question along the lines of "Do you have a job offer". Is my current status considered a job offer? Do I need to get anything from my current employer stating my current job is a job offer? It would be nice to get as many points as I can possibly get.

Thanks!!
 

DelPiero07

VIP Member
Oct 2, 2016
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Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
You have a valid job offer assuming:
1 - You're working on an employer specific work permit.
2 - You've worked for that employer for a year.
3 - Your employer writes you an offer valid for "a year after becoming permanent resident"
 

cisco_kidd

Star Member
Dec 19, 2014
125
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“Employer specific work permit”. #1 My work permit is closed and states my company name on my work permit. Therefore is this considered a valid job offer? #2 I have worked for my company for 2 years. #3 A year after becoming a permanent resident, I would assume they would write me a valid offer.

With the above answers, is this considered a “Valid Job Offer”

You have a valid job offer assuming:
1 - You're working on an employer specific work permit.
2 - You've worked for that employer for a year.
3 - Your employer writes you an offer valid for "a year after becoming permanent resident"
 

DelPiero07

VIP Member
Oct 2, 2016
10,388
2,614
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
“Employer specific work permit”. #1 My work permit is closed and states my company name on my work permit. Therefore is this considered a valid job offer? #2 I have worked for my company for 2 years. #3 A year after becoming a permanent resident, I would assume they would write me a valid offer.

With the above answers, is this considered a “Valid Job Offer”
Yes, as long as they write you an offer following IRCC's guidelines you're good to go.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/become-candidate/eligibility/offer-employment.html