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Service Ontario? I suppose you mean Service Canada since they are totally different.

Yes.

You must have at least 1 year experience on one NOC to be qualified for CEC (primary NOC). If your job duty of two positions are sufficiently similar and could be covered under one NOC then should be fine; otherwise you need to be careful.

Under the same situation. Really curious how IRCC is finalizing such cases (spouse gave biometrics but PA still waiting inland). Keep posting and I will also update.

For LMIA-exempt job, the work permit must be employer-specific. Some conditions may also be applied, such as had already worked for that employer for at least 1 year. Check the CIC website for a detailed description.

See his signature.

You are not settling. You are temporary workers, at least for the current stage. You need to submit your EE application before you get your work permit if you want to safely claim the points of the valid job offer with your fresh new LMIA file. If you submit it after you get the work permit and...

Please make sure that IRCC allows two cases under processing. Make sure it won't lead to both been affected.

This is the first time that I heard such a situation: do you think it is safe to have two cases in process for IRCC? (one paper-based, one electronic EE). May I ask what are you going to do if you receive ITA for EE?

Paper-based PNP is usually not applicable to the EE system and thus are not relevant to the EE drawings. They are usually processed for about 1.5 years for the federal stage. Please check this issue with your provincial immigration authorities.

When you chose the representative you did lose some control of your case.

I'm not able to upload figure but in the link it showed September 16, time XX:XX:XX, minimum score XXX.

Seems they leaked the draw this Wednesday. It will be an all-program draw, best wishes to everyone. https://www.canada.ca/fr/immigration-refugies-citoyennete/services/immigrer-canada/entree-express/soumettre-profil/selections-candidats.html

Good to know that you are having an LMIA-exempt offer. Even though flag-poling at the border is still not safe and I would recommend you to apply online directly, still wish you the best luck and hope this issue could be resolved soon.

Two points: 1. I'm not sure if this special measurement applies to your case - it's designed for those status expired. In your case you have been refused a new permit. 2. You mentioned the special measurement that "if you want to apply for the restoration in the meantime you can continue to...

You can't blame your immigration representative since you have signed an agreement with each other and whatever he has done is equal to yours. Indeed this is a misinterpretation and you should raise a webform ASAP.

You should add this change to your work experience section or, if you are not claiming CRS point with your new work, should at least mention it in personal history section.

The experience is calculated again when AOR. See the latest score before submission. If that's less than the cut-off then you should not submit because it will be refused anyway.

Implied status only exists when you submit your new permit application before the old one expires. This period ends when the decision of your new permit comes. Since your new permit was rejected, forget about the implied status as if it never existed. Again, for your case, what needs to be...

Rule is rule, doesn't matter if you can understand it or not. You lost status, so the first thing to do is to restore status. If not, even your PR application will be affected. You may apply for restoration of status within 90 days of your permit expiry date or you must leave Canada. Remember...