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I did get caught speeding on the way back though, damn RCMP!

Thats crazy. In my department there are myself and another manager and 2 supervisors, in order for me to have seniority i get paid $500 more a year than the other manager. This was all on the application and i still got my LMIA. i guess it depends on what visa officer you get and if they are...

My noc is 0631, bar manager. Flagpole, straight forward enough. Had all my information with me, went through the border no problem. Asked me a few questions about what i had been doing for 2 months while i wasnt working, i said nothing, waiting for my visa. Asked me about my job, my hours...

Faxed it over after the phone conversation.

I'm from a visa exempt country so im pretty sure i take my passport and my lmia and my documents to the border, show them everything and they issue the work permit.

Yeah except no time to celebrate! I've got to go flagpole and get my work permit before the busy weekend at work. I am sure ill find a time to squeeze in some drinks along the way! haha (just not when im driving to the border, that would be crazy)

LMIA approved. SC called my employer today to just go through a couple of follow up questions. Mainly to do with why a certain person wasnt considered for the position. The reason my employer gave satisifed the VO and granted my lmia. So my timeline for those wondering. August 12th -...

just realized it's another long weekend. I used to enjoy long weekends.... Not now I dont haha

Without your appropriate papers they won't issue you with a work permit at the port of entry. You could still come to canada but you would have to wait for it to come through and then once it does, go to a flagpole/border crossing with all your information and they should be able to issue you...

Even a DUI can make you inadmissible. Not sure about the whole passport thing. Maybe someone else could answer that.

Apart from the rehab part. Which takes time.

It's set in stone unfortunately. They're very strict when it comes to convictions. Doesn't matter how big or how small. If you've been convicted of something that equates to canadian law. There is nothing you can do.

And Ontario is just huge so I guess that makes sense.

The only factor I can see coming into play is the province. Ontario seems to have the longest turn arounds Then bc Then Alberta. Have really seen any from the other provinces

Maybe to confirm some details, get more clarification. It happens

Nope! Once your application is underway you're set. Just got to wait it out.

Nothing today guys! Who are we kidding to think their timeline is ever accurate.

A month advertising before they will even look at your application, Can then take anything from 4-16weeks+

Aslong as the application matches the advertisement I can't see why they wouldn't. I wouldn't like to work 60 hours a week though :/

Yeah if the keys were in the ignition you can't really escape it. An officer tried to issue me with a DUI as I was drunk in the passenger seat of the car but my friend was in McDonald's getting food. I explained that without me admitting to it driving the vehicle then they can't do anything, I...