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Hi all, Just wondering what to do here. I'm currently doing my own paperwork for the CEC and am debating whether to get a lawyer or not. I've been working in a professional environment for over 2 years, have fluent english and have a degree. What are the benefits to getting legal...

I understand. I'm wondering what the % of people that went without a lawyer are?

Hi all, Just wondering what to do here. I'm currently doing my own paperwork for the CEC and am debating whether to get a lawyer or not. I've been working in a professional environment for over 2 years, have fluent english and have a degree. What are the benefits to getting legal...

Thanks for your thoughts, I've already emailed the IEC people as I've still only used one 1 year working holiday permit to stay here, when I arrived first. They've changed the laws recently around that, now you can get a 2nd year and it doesn't have to be consecutive, which would prevent a lot...

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Hi everyone, Just thought I'd pop back for some more advice from the people on here... So I arrived in Canada in November 2009 with an open work permit from Ireland and have just received a new work permit which will keep me here until late 2012. I was wondering if I can take the steps to...

Bump.... Can anyone shed any light on this? I still haven't received my LMO yet alone submit the paperwork and now there is only less than 1 month to go before my 90 days are up. Does anyone know what to do in this situation?

Looking for some advice guys, my employer submitted an LMO back in March and I submitted the Temporary Work Permit application soon after, ticking the 'Employer Has Submitted LMO' option on the electronic application to Vegreville Alberta. The problem is that the LMO was denied on the basis...

I won't be breaking any laws, haha. Just curious about this forum to see all the unique scenarios that people end up it. No two cases are ever the same!! If you can find that link, I'd like to give it a read if possible. Thanks again.

So you're saying that initially there wouldn't be a problem however it would come back to bite you in the ass at some stage? Surely there's a million ways of getting around that, ie: cash jobs etc. The more I study the immigration process, the more holes I see in it.. Thanks for you're advice...

Out of curiousity, what would happen if one were to work? How would this be tracked?

Good afternoon guys, I'm a 27 year old Irish guy who has been working in the IT sector in Toronto since November 2009 and today just got notified that my 2nd Labour Market Opinion has been denied. I have been working with an Agency with a very large and well know Canadian retailer for almost a...