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i know it'll be the employer that files the LMO. do you have any information about what happens if they don't have the regional wage data for my occupation? The only thing listed is either a specific city, or national. The city is considerably bigger than where I live, so cost of living/wages...

I work at a publication. I went from Assistant Editor, to Managing Editor. However, many of my duties are identical; it's just that I now have decision-making power. So I don't have to consult with my Editor-in-Chief on every tiny little thing. The pay, however, does not match the average...

so, question: I took a trip about 9 years ago to the US for 2 weeks. Originally, before this form came out, I was going to exclude that from my Personal History section where you have to list your dates/location as I thought it was a short trip and I can just write in my cover letter that this...

I've been working for 2 years. For about 16 of those months, I was working under NOC 'A' category. Now, my title is listed under NOC '0' category. I got an extra few responsibilities, but, for the most part, the main duties are still under NOC A. So, even though I should be ok for the...

i think once you are a PR, you don't need a VISA to visit the US.

thanks, BUT i think that is only valid for getting a copy of a current document, not a previous one. i've had several study permits due to renewals and am looking for one of the older ones. I guess there's no option.

Id' say "in process" means you are under review. '"queue" woudl mean you're still waitingin line to get processed. same thing as you would be when you go to any government office basically. when you're waiting there to be called, you're In Queue. When they call you and start doing services...

Are we able to get copies of our old study permits from CIC??? I need one of my previous ones.

I know it from the CRA angle. But strictly from the PR application perspective, can my application be denied based on my not filing taxes for previous years, given that I did file for 2010 which was my only year of full-time work (following graduation)?

Well, when I was making money, it was through the university. So I did technically pay my taxes as they were deducted. Why would me not filing taxes influence my PR application? Is there a legislation/requirement that I may be missing? Thanks.

Will this impact my application under CEC though?? They only ask for you to send in your most recent T4 and notice of assessment, which i have. And as far as CRA, what can they penalize me with if I didn't actually owe them any money?

So, i've been in Canada for around 11 years. I filed taxes for the 2010 year as this was the first year that I held a full-time job. I got the Notice of Assessment, etc. However, for the other years, I was a full-time student and rarely made any money. Even when i did, it wasn't enough for me...

On the document list, under "Travel Documents", it asks you to provide a copy of the visa for your current country of residence (Canada, in my case). I haven't renewed my visa since my initial one when I entered Canada. My work and study permits have always been valid and renewed whenever they...

aight my bad. i realize i came across as a dic*. i guess we're all stressed.

You're asking if you getting into business school will mean that you can go ahead of the line of people who've already applied under CEC?? In other words, "Dear officer: I was recently accepted into one of Canada's best business schools. I know you have many people who've already applied under...

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So, i'm currently employed full-time, and will be applying for PR in about 2 weeks. My PGWP expires end of november 2012, so by the time they receive my application, I'll have about 11 months left on my work permit. This means that I'll likely have to get a labour market opinion at some point...

you're good. take your IELTS scores, and get the appropriate CBL scores. you'll see that you are well above the requirements.

would like it if a senior member can provide input? I know i did break the immigration law. however, since i broke it, i've gotten a number of study permits, and work permits, without any issue. i only learned of the difference between 'university' and 'college' a few years ago. from where i...

Anyone?????