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I really hope mine will be processed much faster otherwise Im not going to have a girlfriend anymore lol.

Have you talked to your employer to make sure no documents have been lost? Lately i've seen quite a lot of LMIAs being pretty quickly processed. And where is it being processed if you know?

Its normally up to the employer to pay the LMIA fees and not the employee. However he or she could be speaking the truth if got the file number that long ago this process should almost be over. As far as im concerned you get the file number right after you have been charged not sure though...

When applying at the border what kind of documents do you need besides from the approved lmia + job contract? How do i prove to the immigration officer i have the experience/education for the job?

hopefully they will have faster processing times in 2015 as my lmia app is getting prepped as we speak and get sent in 5th jan unless the rules changes.

Thank you, that's what we are all hoping for, hopefully this will the first and last LMIA I will ever need lol, has been a brutal process to even find a company willing to go through this crap, just want to get back there with my girlfriend and be happy.

Being negative is no better though, I do expect it to take 8-12 weeks. They will probably be back logged for a while after everybody gets back to work after holidays

Hah, I'm only sharing the information here what he has told me :) File no. should be within a week of taking payment, I read somewhere here on the forums they got charged after only 3 days after submitting the appliation. I am hoping they would become more faster at processing these...

My lawyer told me that hes very optimistic about getting my LMIA approved NOC 7611, he said everything looks good so far and that he will prep the application on Jan 5th unless the rules change, however he said the processing time currently in AB is 8 weeks after submitting the LMIA application.

I basically can't find any requirements for working as a plumber in Canada, I have a degree in plumbing that took me 3 years (35 hours a week + internships + about 16 months of actual work experience after school. I know it is a regulated trade thats all but do I have enough experience to work...

bump- still need an answer to this, want to be completly sure

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any other opinions about this?

so after my previous employer gave up on me i gotta find a new one and im in a rush, i found another company that will do the LMIA process now my question is, can they do it? they are a small company with only 6 employees it will be in the low wage category and i read this but wasnt sure. Low...

Yes, I still have few months left in canada, hopefully ill find a company otherwise everything went to shits again

just had bad news..the company that was supposingly applying for a lmia for me told me they're not doing it anymore..sigh.

Just drive to the border and apply there for it, bring all the required documents and youll get it the same day.

I believe the minimum advertising time is 4 weeks so if over than that yes, not sure though

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If you're from a visa exempt country you can get it right away at the border-