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Hello everyone, I applied for PR under the CEC class in August of 2011 and my application got rejected. I am planning to apply under common law. My partner (Canadian citizen) and I have been living together since 2008. My question is whether I should undergo a medical examination again. Can...

Everyone and jes_ON, thank you for sharing your opinion in regards to this matter. I will ask my lawyer to find the definite answer once more. I think jes_ON is right. Yes, I can extend my permit but I can’t renew my PGWP and therefore, my employer still needs to submit the LMO. I will get back...

I am wondering if I can renew my post graduate work permit. I am in the process of getting my PR and it is going to take a long time. In the meantime, my work permit will be expired. “A” lawyer advised me that I need to apply for the LMO first and then apply for a new work permit, but “B”...

Yes, I am aware of that. When you google “immigration lawyers in Toronto”, there are so many. I contacted about 20 of them and maybe I got to speak to 7 of them. As you know, some of them are willing to provide a free consultation over the phone or in person and that is why I got to speak to the...

Thank you again for calculating, SenoritaBella!! I think you got 23 weeks and 4 days because you counted from Aug. 17th, 2009 to Jan. 25th, 2010. I worked until Jan. 29th. And again for Company “B”, I worked 37 weeks and 3 more days, not 2 more days. Haha. But I know what you mean. There...

Also jes_ON, You said it might help to go have a chat with a MP. You mean, a member of parliament? Wow... would he even care about this? What can he really do about it?

Wow, thank you very much for calculating! I can't thank you enough!!! So, 1) Company “A”: From August 17th, 2009 to January 29th, 2010 at 35 hours per week If you count the number of weeks between those dates, there are exact 24 weeks, not 23 weeks and 4 days (SenoritaBella, how did you...

My application was rejected for the reason that my work experience is equivalent to 10 months, not 12 months. But based on my calculation, CIC made a mistake! I worked for Company A for 5.6 months and B for 8 months and all together, it should be 13.6 months. For example, the CIC indicated that...