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But when I was filling that IMM5710E PDF I selected "Open work permit" and LMIA field grayed out meaning I don't have to fill this. And I paid the fee for "Open work permit holder". Do you think that in this case my application can be refused instead of rejected?

I'm in the similar boat as well. I had IEC Working Holiday visa and now I'm on IEC Young Professionals visa which will expire in a month. My employer can't get LMIA. I tried to take IELTS two times already and did my best, but my score is only 457. I'm lacking 6 weeks of legal work in Canada so...

Could you please provide some official source regarding those recent changes in rules? Unless you're already referring to your link and I'm not aware what was written there before. So I know about rejected status, that's why I already paid $155 work permit processing fee + $100 open work permit...

Are you sure that 30 days is just a guideline? Right now my IEC Young Professionals work permit will expire in about a month from now and I want to apply for an extension - open work permit even though I'm sure that I'll be refused. Basically my plan is to benefit from implied status as long as...

My employer was willing to apply for an LMIA or help with PNP, but due to some circumstances his application will be refused (he already discussed that with a lawyer). So now I'm looking for the way to extend my legal work permit for those 2 months. There's something called as Implied status...

The thing is that after my work permit expires I need less than two months of Canadian work experience to get some extra points for 2 years of experience. I can stay in Canada as visitor for 3 (or 6?) months and work "remotely" for my current company, but I guess this still would count as a...

Re: Candidates with CRS SCORE of 447 Lets connect here . Your logic doesn't make any sense. Even if you count some people - what's the outcome of that? None. Because you don't know how many people are in the pool with higher points and you'll have no idea where you standing in line...

I'm currently working in Canada and when my current visa expires I have an option to continue working for this company remotely. If I do that, can I claim remote work as a Canadian experience?

Hi, I have a couple questions: 1. Does anybody know if Express Entry officers are actually calling or emailing former employers to verify if my provided letter of experience is correct? 2. Right now I have Young Professionals visa and if I use the same MyCIC account to upload required...