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NOC 0631, Bar Manager.

The simple fact is, you cannot put a timestamp on how long an LMIA will take. I'm based in Alberta My forms got sent off sept 2nd and i had my approved LMIA by nov 2nd. It all depends on the job, unemployment rate, province and lots of other contributing factors.

No one can truly say if it will be positive or not, but taking into the factors Low wage and unemployment rate above 6% in Ontario, you've things working against you. But still, I'm not SC so who knows, Fingers crossed.

Food Sector and Retail are the 2 areas most affected, you would have to have a pretty strong case to get an approved LMIA in those particular areas, probably why its taking so long.

I have 1980 hours of paid work over the course of. Guess that's me covered then.

Looking at EE. I have 11 months of NOC0 managerial experience but it says you need a minimum of 1 year but it also says they count full time as 30 hours a week. The contract I signed with my employer has me doing a minimum of 40 every week for those 11 months. Would those hours of work...

What?! thats unfair and totally crazy. So you can do that if you're from Australia but not England? the system is so stupid. I applied for my initial IEC back in 2012 and it all expired september 2014. Are you telling me that i can apply again? for a 24 month? or not? seems weird how...

I find it unlikely they would ask for your partners information without it being successful, dont quote me though, fingers crossed.

I doubt 1 cheque in amass of millions will raise any red flags. Your call though.

37.5 CEC no longer exists. Its all been combined to form the new EE system, (Express Entry)

If your friend knows of a Canadian Citizen, they can sign their paycheque over to them and then give them the cash if they are worried, people do it all the time, just dont make a habit out of it. I cashed a cheque when my visa expired and was waiting for my LMIA and havent encountered any...

I am pretty sure you'll be deported, i am sure someone can give you a 100% answer though. You wouldn't be able to "enter" Canada if you had a DUI on your record so i highly doubt they would allow you to stay if convicted.

Nope, it wont. You did everything " by the book" so to speak, you were waiting for an approved LMIA so you changed to visitor(which is what i did) you go the border with all your paperwork, including your approval for work permit, answer a few questions,(which is fairly straight forward...

i went to this crossing with no issues.

You'll probably want to do an academic upgrading course before you look at applying.

Crazy how they are giving out LMIA's for Chefs but IT and software developers or mechanical engineering, they aren't...strange BUT!! THATS AWESOME FOR YOU, congrats buddy :)

You have to flagpole. For example, being in Calgary, i drove to Montana border. You go into the states, go into the room, explain your reasoning for coming to the border, they reject your entry into the states, escort you back through to canada, you then speak to a visa officer in there and...

The problem you may encounter is that you have to convince the visa officer that your studies are legitimate, coming to canada to do a tefl course at a DLI might not be a strong enough case, especially if it doesnt relate to your real working life or past studies.

Unless that was fabricated also was the argument. He has seen sense now anyways.

See, this is what i said but he didnt believe the implications, now he does. His choice, thanks for the words.