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@ NT_PH .. We will do all the paperworks as soon as we have the LMO here then we send it to Manila Embassy. Yung nga sabi ng agent, its a big no to process his work permit here. Nag asked ako pwede punta nalang ng boarder, and he said no... :)

@realtwenty...yeah,maraming nag offer ng LMO dito.. :)

@ragluf..yeah , we're like 10 mins drive to airport but then it would take forever I believe coz yes it is international and surely crazy busy.Thanks for the info in regards to the best time i should place a call..I'll try to contact them this Monday as soon as the clock ticks 8:00 am.. :D

@realtwenty..Good luck.. Hope everything goes very well.. BTW, the link you gave is really helpful. Thank you.. :D

Thanks Ragluf :) .Yeah,same thing, the CIC line was too busy that couldn't transfer me to an agent.. I have to wait till next week then... Anyway, where are you in Canada. Im from Calgary, Alberta..

thanks. Where are you from?? I should try to phone them first thing in the morning. I'll let you know whatever information I'll get that is useful..

I don't think so. You really have to send all the papers including the proof that you are qualified. And of course, you passport too. As far as the agent ( immigration ) told me that the processing of my dads work permit is the same as the those who are back home trying to get TWP...

Dad got a job offer and his soon to be employer will process his LMO. Phoned the CIC if he can just go to the nearest boarder and get a Work Permit and they replied that he has to send his papers back home since he is from Philippines ( not a visa exempt )..Tried to call them but I just can't...

Hi. I am on visit visa valid for 2 years. I got a job offer and they will process my LMO. Do i need to go back home to process my work permit. Or going to the nearest boarder will do???Please help..

Re: Documents required to show @ POE for Supervisa? The immigration officer just asked my parents passport. They even didnt looked for a insurance policy..It was so quick...

hi. They will stamp 2 years and you dont need a return ticket if they're not going home that soon..:) congrats

his.. my mom and da got their supervisa last june and yes they will stamp 2 long years..:)