My WP was expiring in Nov20 but I applied in July and got my WP extended in weeks time
January 2020 on wards Paper Based PR Applicants waiting for AOR/MR/PPR connect here.
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Thanks for your reply, Can you please advise which documents are required for work permit extension ? Do I need to pay employer compliance fee ?
Thanks!
Hello, As requested by BGWP, you need to get the AOR, please advise how you can apply for it, Have you got the AOR? If not, which document did you upload to get it approved. Thanks as my WP will be expired in Nov 20 as well.
Mine is BC PNP and they provided support letter for WP when I got BC PNP. this I got before applying for PR, and it has nothing to do with AOR.
I gave following documents:
1. employment letter
2. My employer created Job in employer portal and paid employer compliance fee
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/partners-service-providers/employer-portal/user-guide.html
3. I added support letter given to me by BCPNP
4. other documents like passport etc...
I think in case of paper based application BGWP is not possible, also you need AOR for BGWP. Also my WP is tied to employer
Thanks for your infor. I also have the support letter by BC PNP. I don't really understand why there is a 2nd document needed in your list. Do the BC PNP letter could replace the AOR ? Could you please explain more. I 'm currently working on open work permit (i follow my wife's study permit and she graduated but HAVE NOT GOT JOB , so I cannot apply following the spouse stream) so I have to submit the WP extension which is based on my PNP nomination.
THank you very much
Here is the supporting document for BOWP
Supporting documents
When you submit your BOWP application, include:
- the supporting documents listed in the document checklist
- a copy of your nomination letter
- a copy of your acknowledgment of receipt letter
- we send you this letter after we check that your permanent residence application is approved in principle
I did not apply for BOWP.
and for BOWP below also not needed
My employer created Job in employer portal and paid employer compliance fee
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/partners-service-providers/employer-portal/user-guide.html
Thanks for your explanation. I will call IRCC tomorrow to ask them more on my case as my AR is May 1, BC PNP expires on Oct 20 and WP expires on Nov 30.
Hello to everyone,
My Ar : March 2nd
Still waiting for AOR. Any one can tell that if I filled a wrong they can either send a documents back or hold a application??
I didn’t get my documents back. And I asked through web form 4 times they telling waiting for process. Please clarify about this anyone. Thanks
My Ar : March 2nd
Still waiting for AOR. Any one can tell that if I filled a wrong they can either send a documents back or hold a application??
I didn’t get my documents back. And I asked through web form 4 times they telling waiting for process. Please clarify about this anyone. Thanks
Thank you for your explanation, it has opened my eyes. (I only know that we can apply BOWP, just found out after reading your post) May I ask if you applied for work permit extension under below stream (I found it in the support letter.):
This letter is to facilitate the issuance of an LMIA-exempt work permit pursuant to Annex A: Provincial Nominees of the Canada-British Columbia Immigration Agreement and under R204(c) for the individual captioned above. This letter is to be included in the work permit application.
The BC PNP confirms that all required factors for provincial support have been met. These factors include:
that the nominee is urgently required by the employer listed above
that the job offer is genuine and will create economic benefits or opportunities
that the employment is not part-time or seasonal
that the wages and working conditions would be sufficient to attract and retain Canadian citizens
This request is in accordance with IRCC’s Program Delivery Instructions for LMIA exemption code T13, found under the section titled “Foreign workers nominated by a province or territory”.
