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Hi, the one who signed on the LMO application can only inquire about the status. You can try your luck anyway! bepositive

Hey, looks like you need some researching to do, infact a lot! Look at the link below. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/processing.asp

My timeline Feb 6th - Application sent Feb 10th - Application received Feb 24th - File # allotted March 10th - Called to check status, asked to wait March 17th - PGWP expired April 16th - Called to check status, asked to check back next week as there are plenty of applications filed from...

Sorry, but there is nothing you can do. Only employer is eligible to check the status of your application. I'm not sure if file # is confidential, my employer has given me one. Good luck on convincing your employer. bepositive

Posting ad on Job bank is mandatory and there is no other way out. But if you hold a PGWP then placing a job ad is not necessary. However in my case I hold a PGWP but still showed recruitment efforts. My employer and I wanted to be on safe side.

Ask your employer to follow up regarding the file number after 10 days, hopefully they should be able to provide you with one by then. The next thing you do is wait wait and more wait. There's nothing you can do. My work permit expired on March 15 and I'm on implied status. All i do is wait and...

My timeline NOC code 4163, applied from Toronto Feb 7th - LMO application sent Feb 10th - Received by HRDC Feb 27th - Employer called in for file and was provided with one March 26th - Employer called in to check the status and was told that its till under process Will keep all posted...

Good stuff. Whats your NOC code?

Is it necessary that wages needs to be shown on "per hour basis"? My employer showed a lump sum amount of 45k per year on the job offer. Any complications? Thanks

Thank you for a detailed explanation. My NOC code is 4163 which falls under NOC C. My question: is NOC A better the NOC B,C or D, vice versa? or are they all the same? thanks,

His employer in Alberta needs to apply for LMO. Follow the below link http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/lmo-processing-time-alberta-t87640.0.html

There is no such signed or government approved document that would state that you are on implied status, its understood. However you have the rights to continue with your employment if any, but you cannot start a new job while on implied status. You need to have applied for LMO and work permit...

Hi, you cannot check the status yourself. Your employer has to do it by calling on 1-866-5565-518 (Toronto number)

Your employer can demand all the info regarding your case for eg. did they receive the application, was any officer assigned to the case, has the result been mailed out? HRDC is solely answerable to your employer and your employer only, nobody else. Convince your employer to call HRDC for the...

Its been more than 3 months, you should expect some good news soon, very soon!

email me back on jack_s [at] live [dot] ca i will send you my lawyer's info

5 grand? She's bullshitting you. Where are you located? I can put you in touch with my lawyer.

Great news, how long did the entire process take? What's your NOC code? thanks Bepositive

If I were you, I'd seek lawyers advice. Good luck Bepositive

Reference letters wouldnt really help, but you may submit if you wish to. If i were an officer reading too many reference letters, I'd be pissed. Your call anyway.