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This might apply to you: http://www.settlement.org/discuss/topic.asp?topic_id=15843 I believe your have misrepresented yourself by not declaring your child, since they ask you to declare all family members (accompanying or not). Get a good lawyer

No, you'll not be on implied status. You either need to get a visitors visa or if you want to keep working, an (open) work permit

I believe you've to wait until they return the application to you, your job title is not as important as the job duties. Just make sure you got a reference letter that describes your job duties (well follow the instruction CIC gave you about what your reference letter should include)

Normally when they 'recall' an email, you get an update very soon after that. In my case they sent a recall on some email and 6 hours later I got an updated email. When did they sent you the recall. I haven't heard about any recalls on biodata and RPRF emails, that's something that would make...

I would make sure that both of the Medical Requests are identical, maybe one is more extensive than the other? Since you're already paid the fees, I would probably not withdraw one or the other until you get a RFPR request or something similar, but that's up to you. The fee you paid for CEC is...

I don't see how this person ever will get AOR. The NOC code he\she used is not in the category (0,A or B) which is required by the CEC program. Unless he\she posted in the wrong area of this forum, it's a guaranteed fail? According to the Canadian National Occupational Classification (NOC)...

Did you get GCMS notes, what does yours say? I did get my MR, biodata and rfpr requests tho, but I didn't hear from them until recently.

Your score is good enough. CIC says it's has to be band score of 7, however, if you score 6 IELTS points the CIC gives you a 7 band score.

it should be fine to leave the job, since CEC is about 'past' experience. Since you already got a reference letter, it should be ok. Just in case, document whatever your boss tells you so if there is ever some confusion, you can show the CIC why the company in the reference letter acts like that.

I don't think there is a limit?

No, you won't have problems but your story doesn't make any sense. If they verify it with your employer and he doesn't acknowledge you, they might refuse you at the border. Your employer would probably get blacklisted for new work permits. Anyway, it looks like you're trying to exploit the visa...

He's right. I am working as a software engineer here.

I think they will send you a new one, because they cashed in the original cheque? What is there to cancel out??

Just so everyone knows (I put it in my common sense corner), even if 'no money' is requested, they might be after your personal details. These details can be gathered over a X period of time and weeks later you get a call where they DO request money, give you all personal details that you gave...

I don't understand why people don't use their common sense when receiving a call like this. If you don't trust the call, don't give out any information. If you doubt that it's a genuine call, ask for their number and extension. If they provide a cellphone number, don't call it until you've...

That app might be legit , but it might also be created by people with bad intentions. Why would anyone use some 3rd party app anyways for a status that only changes once in a while, just use the browser.... Make sure you write down the times of these phone calls (including duration) and inform...

LMO is a pain, but that confirmation is good news. These guys seem to be changing the rules way too often. I remember my letter that states that my 'previous' status ended when my work permit expired and I had 90 days from that point to leave Canada. Although in your case where it took them a...

you are right, I misread that other persons post. OP seems to be without status and the option to restore, which would mean that he or she has no right to be on Canada at this point and could be considered over staying. He or she should go to the border with the LMO and try to get a new...

Oh, I didn't know they cancelled it. Thanks for that info

He is right, when I was in this status they started counting from the day my work permit originally expired. They did not consider any 'implied' days.