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what? Are you currently working in Canada?

I don't know, seems crazy that people with 600-800 points could get an ITA, that means their scores without the LMIA or PNP are awful. Sure they have work skills that are currently in demand but if their work experience, age and language skills aren't good how are they going to be the best...

considering it was widely rumoured that they had about 13,000 applications sitting in inventory at the end of October, it seems bizarre that people are surprised the cap was reached. people chose to ignore that and send it in anyway. Sure, they could have done a count and they tried to for a...

I would think that the impact assessment is the same for both of them, if an employer is telling the government they support a PR application because they need the foreign worker, they still need to prove that they can't get a Canadian..

seriously? the legal ability to work, like a work permit that is still valid. if you're applying for the free LMIA, your work permit needs to stay valid for the duration. if it expires, the free LMIA does not allow you to apply for a work permit.

1 - don't know. 2- doubt it. To get a work permit with the LMIA, the fee is paid by the company. the potential employees don't pay that money as the LMIA application is employer driven. If you need the permit, get your company to apply for the $1000 one. 3 - as much as possible. it's going to...

so far as I know, regardless of whether you're applying for the LMIA with permit or without, the process to apply and processing time is the same. 2-5 months. the only thing I've seen about a 10 day LMIA is for short term contracts, lasting less than 120 days - no use for a PR application.

this is wrong. the free LMIA does NOT come with a work permit. It is simply to support your EE application, you cannot work if you don't have valid working status yourself.

they announced the overall cap of 8000 in May. Everyone knew that once it was full, it was full. People send in their applications at their own risk, you cannot blame them for the CAP being reached before you sent in your application. Also, CIC have zero obligation to keep people informed of how...

Apparently April is the expected time for it to become fully functional.

They reached the quota around October 20th. Applications received after that are being sent back. Historically CIC don't make announcements or publish that info on these so they're probably not going to now either. Feel free to wait around but your friend needs to start working on his EE...

JUat whatever you have in your account is fine.

Can't really comment On the first part If you get pulled out of EE, you have 60 days to submit your docs. Once they're submitted and you received an AOR you can apply for a bridging visa.

Unless you have an LMIA, you select no there

Since theres no fund requirement for CEC, you just enter the amount you can prove you have in your account.

Interesting, you weren't far off with your January prediction. I think February will be high too, 700+, just because there are people who had LMIA's and didn't get pulled out of the pool in January but I'd love if it came down a bit more. Also, they said somewhere 15-25 draws in the year so I...

You cannot sponsor other relatives, such as brothers and sisters over 18, or adult children who support themselves financially. if she's an executive assistant working for a VP, pretty sure she's over 18 and can't be sponsored by a sibling.

why don't people read the requirements for their country themselves? its all there on the WES website. For India: Clear, legible photocopies of all final or provisional degree certificates issued by the institutions attended - to be submitted by the applicant All individual mark sheets...

siblings can't sponsor siblings. Parents and children only.

BC is. people with BC nominations have the choice to continue the old way or go through EE