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If you are waiting for a normal LMO assessment then that can take 3-4 months.

stopDA, are you waiting for normal LMO assessment or they have to put your personal information on an Open LMO?

Hi, I'm in the same situation as you. Are you waiting for normal LMO assessment or you're waiting HRSDC to put your info on the Open LMO? Cause Open LMO and 6 weeks is my case...

A-LMO doesn't exist anymore, it's been suspended at the end of April. So everyone who applied for it will go through a normal LMO processing route. Here you can see what documents HRSDC can ask your employer to provide in order to show that they are compliant...

I think it shouldn't affect you at all because immigration officers are physically present at the borders.

Is somebody still waiting for SC to put their info on Open LMO? I'm waiting for 6 weeks already, for Alberta :\ Is this being so long because of strikes or what?

Anyone? C'mon, there has to be someone who knows the answer, I simply can't find it anywhere :)

Hi, I would like to get an answer from people who obtained PR through AINP working in foodservices industry. One of candidates criteria is: "Have a total of three (3) years of work experience in a job directly related to food and beverage services (abroad and/or in Canada)." According to...

To obtain a work permit at the port of entry (the border), you need to have a copy of a positive LMO, original job offer/contract, a proof that you meet job requirements (your resume and (if applicable) your diploma), filled out IMM1295 form and $150 for the processing fee. My friend did it and...

That seems pretty much unfair. If in NOC is stated: "Employment requirements: Some secondary school education is usually required. On-the-job training is provided." and if an employer stated in the ad "Experience: No experience required", I don't really see what is CIC's problem. Some good...

NOC C & D workers can work up to 2 years in a row, and then they are obliged to have a break for 4 months minimum. What you said is related to NOC 0, A & B.

Hi moey, the processing time depends about the occupation, in my case it took almost 4 months to get feedback.

You can find answers on your questions here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/index.asp

Hi guys, one of the requirements is "the nominee applicant intends to settle in BC". How to prove that? Would it make a problem if I worked and lived in Ontario 1 year at first? I have there 2 relatives, but not close onces, so I suppose it is better not to mention them at all.

Yes, you can apply outside Canada. For more details go to CIC webpage, CEC section.

Hi Manjot, why was cheque supposed to be on bi-weekly basis?

Great, can you help to answer my question maybe? :)

As you said, this is for immigration purpose only. Guys, let's not mix up full-time and full-time equivalent: full-time equivalent is defined as 30 hours per week, BUT for immigration purpose full-time equivalent is defined as 37.5 hrs/w. After New Year they will match both - for immigration...

The link is the same which I provided in my 1st post :)

That's a good point! Unfortunately due to my poor knowledge in the 1st year of employment, I hadn't been on payroll >:(