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I am a skilled worker, level A. I am in Ontario. God bless!

I got approved for a work permit. Timeline: 1. April 24: Mailed the application to UNIT 203 2. May 13: WP issued

My experience: LMO Processing Timeline in Ontario: Date employer applied for an LMO: Feb 12, 2009 Service Canada location: Toronto Release of result: positive confirmation on May 4, 2009

I'm not an expert on this. But the following points are noteworthy: According to CIC, "The HRSDC confirmation is typically given for a specific period of time, and the work permit will be issued to coincide with this period. A work permit beyond the specified period will therefore likely...

As quoted in the CIC website: "A valid temporary resident visa and valid travel document do not guarantee you automatic entry into Canada. If you arrive in Canada and a Canadian official finds that you are no longer admissible because * your circumstances changed, or * new information on...

You can't work in Canada without an employer. Even if you have an LMO, if the employer doesn't hire you, then you can't have a work permit.

Hey Everyone, I want to share that I finally got a positive LMO.

1. Yes. After getting a positive LMO, you should use the application kit for changing conditions or extending your stay in Canada. Send it to unit 203 in Vegreville. Check the link http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/extend-stay.asp 2. The LMO/work permit issued would depend on your job offer...

If he still has a valid TRV, then he can return to Canada.

2. For WP applications, it's the same for most provinces. 3. I think it's okay to do concurrent processing of WP and PR applications.

1. Your time line should put into consideration the following factors: a. looking for an employer, getting them to hire you and making sure that your job description falls under the special categories that don't need an LMO, let them draw up an offer letter b. and apply for a...

I don't think it's necessary for employers to include resumes in the application for an LMO. Check with your employer if they included your resume. If it's an important credential for your prospective job in Canada, then it might be included in the application. If they did, then declare it, if...

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She may use the entry visa to come to Canada, but she needs a new LMO for a WP to work here.

I believe you won't have any restrictions for travel while your PR application is in process, as it was applied in I believe that there wouldn't be any restrictions for travel. However, you have to inform the visa office in writing of any change of address or contact numbers after you've...

Photocopies/ scanned copies would be enough.

You may mail your application to either offices. You may want to check the statistics for processing times for Canadian Visa offices, and submit your papers to the office that processes cases faster. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/international/15-temp-workers.asp They...

Your options may be: 1. Look for a new job and other prospective employers who are willing to apply for an LMO 2. Extend your TRV status

Hi Solowista, You could check the link below to assess if you are qualified to immigrate as a skilled worker http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who.asp If you've submitted your papers last Nov, granted that the requirements are complete (ie, with a positive LMO), then I guess...

I believe you need to send your open work permit along with your wife's application in Pakistan. They would then issue a visitor's visa for your wife, along with a letter for an open work permit. At the Point of Entry, your wife would present the letter and would be given an open work permit.