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ok I thought the US would refuse entry

well I wouldn't apply :oops:

nobody is allowed to cross the border from Canada to US until next month so I would think it would be impossible.

and why does it have to be someone from the Philippines? They claim to be from Manchester in the UK with an English name but this is obviously not written by somebody English as the language is appalling and nobody calls it Manchester City (that is the name of the football team not the place)

Air cargo? unless you have very little possessions that will be ridiculously expensive.

if you want anybody to reply to you, trying writing you question in english

Food Service Supervisor doesn't sound like something that a Canadian couldn't do. Are you sure this is legitimate? you will only get a successful LMIA if they can prove that there is nobody in Canada who can do this job.

a fool and his money are easily parted

not really but too late now

yes I just immigrated

I got my clearances in about 2 months. The longest delay was getting the criminal records from my home country (UK)

none

We would need to see what the offer is but if they offer free food, travel and accommodation chances are it is fake

Job Bank really is for citizens or PR holders. you might find something on there that interests you but the employer might not want the hassle and expense of applying for a LMIA

A lot depends on your own bank. I got a large car loan for 4 years but they wanted a minimum 25% down payment and granted it on an "exceptional" basis. I have a Scotiabank newcomers account which does offer extra benefits

It took approximately 2 1/2 months to get the LMIA and then approximately the same amount of time to sort out work permits/study permits for the family and myself.

apply in person at the nearest Service Canada office. you get a SIN there and then

what is the job and what are they offering

if hotel cleaners are getting $195k a year, I'm definitely in the wrong business

They will only employ a foreigner if they can't find a Canadian to do the job. Somehow I doubt that it is impossible to recruit a local to work in a supermarket unless it is some niche marketing or IT role.