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Hi, I'm no expert but my understanding is that an LMO can take at least 12 weeks to process, assuming that everything is straight forward. Once you have the LMO, as UK citizens you can apply at the border for your work permits, assuming you have all of the correct documents. This is relevant...

This is similar to the position I have just been in. I applied through the London consulate for my own work permit, but not for my wife who won't be working as she'll be looking after our baby. Our son definitely won't be of schooling age (as he's not born yet) so we will be revisiting their...

Thanks Leon. My permit has already been approved. So I assume it's just a case of contacting the embassy with his details and they should be able to add him to my case notes. As with for my wife (for whom we did not apply for a work permit), I assume then he will be granted a TRV for as long as...

Hi, I have just had my work permit approved here in the UK, but we are not travelling to Canada until March. In the meantime, my baby son is due to be born in November. We'll be getting him a passport as soon as he's registered, but my question is do we need to tell anyone before we rock up at...

Hi - just to answer my own question, I did more research on gc.ca. Their web contact form page says it should be used to advise of important changes regarding the application. So I guess I'll wait until he's born before advising them and include his passport number etc. If I have received my...

Hi I have recently applied for a work permit at the London consulate (long story, but we were unable to apply on entry as we couldn't travel to Canada before my positive LMO expired). On my application I declared that I do not have any dependent children. However, my wife is set to give birth...