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+1. What was the reason for LMIA refusal?

Yes it does. Provided that you are able to obtain the relevant confirmation/documentation from the employer.

The first option is free, & faster, but will not get you a work permit. It is for the employer to support your EE application. Advertising rules are here (advertisement MUST be published on the Job Bank, & in other specified places...

:)! Immigration consultants/representatives/whatever you want to call them MUST be registered with ICCRC. It's the law. They are also required to provide their ICCRC registration #. + here's what CIC says about it: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/representative/index.asp ... ;)

If you are hell-bent on hiring someone to do your application, start by verifying them here: http://www.iccrc-crcic.ca/home.cfm?setLanCookie=En

The text you posted is pretty self-explanatory. Especially if you continue to read the documentation you quoted & follow the links therein. What exactly do you not understand ?

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For CIC fees, look at point 2, permanent resident visas, & point 4 RPRF: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/fees/fees.asp#visas_permits Don't forget medical fees, & required settlement funds :)

Same programme, name was slightly changed recently, as "live-in" is no longer a requirement.

Oh, sorry about that, I was thinking UK. For LMIA, start here (a LOT of reading!): http://www.esdc.gc.ca/eng/jobs/foreign_workers/higher_skilled/general//index.shtml

P.S. LMIA is time-consuming, & costs employer 1000$. If the company hasn't done it before, they may need / like specialist advice.

Apply for a second IEC (looks like you're eligible), but get your skates on, it's about to open for this year & places go in minutes. This would give you & your company time to research the LMIA options, & help you build up your experience to apply for PR under CEC. Also look at PNP, although...

Hi, Would you mind clarifying which particular rule has changed?

:) Okay. So, (playing devil's advocate here) how many applications accepted in 2015 will translate to PR granted in 2015? How many CEC applications accepted in 2014 still in process & PR will only be granted in 2015? I'm truly not trying to be negative, just pointing out generally that...

With respect, kindness, & a little bit of frustration: 1. Have you done a search/read links/read advice? 2. Have you read my signature? 3. :(

Consultant help? No. I think you should start researching (hint: Google) some of the links and advice you have been given multiple times here. Job sites? Several members have been kind enough to give you links and suggestions, several times. Canadian CV format: there's a whole section about...

Well, as you have already "initiated" your file (EE application) yourself, tell them to take a long walk... ;) :) Whatever they might try to tell you, they can not do better than you have already done so far!

(N.B. I am not an expert!! & this is ONLY my opinion) Yes I do. CIC refers to the number of PRs Canada will "welcome". I.e. (IMO, those who will receive COPR &/or land). Not to the number of applications they will process. I agree that when one tries to analyse CIC media releases, there is a...

If you are already employed, it does not affect you.

+++++1!! ;) Also, TheNewGuy, please realise that the numbers you quoted cover ALL immigration streams, not just EE. Don't forget that there are many many thousands of PR applications in process, or waiting to be processed, from pre 01/01/2015.