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My time line Cec inland Aor: September 14, 2024 Med and BIL: October 30 P1: Jan 22 P2: Jan 23 Waiting

Yep...., he's fully aware these temporary workers will leave with or without getting PR, but we're fast food industry, maybe he's not suprised at the attrition rate at all, if you think about that, one stable staff works 2 years in the food business is not "bad" for him

I have LMIA so I want to claim the 50 points. I know I need a valid job offer based on that lmia, one of the requirements for this job offer is it has to be valid for at least 1 year after I get my PR. Both me and my boss knew since day one he hired me that I'm going to leave after PR, so he...

Hello friends, I have a question about the 50 points from LMIA, my case is a bit tricky, so please bear with me, here’s the time line 1. LMIA the document itself, expired 2. Job offer based on LMIA valid until August 2024. 3. Closed Work Permit based on LMIA valid until May 2025 am I eligible...

Best luck with you, my friend.

I'm gonna share my story here. Applied：October 13 2019 Approved：January 15 2020 Started my undergraduate since September 2014, it was quite challenging for me at the beginning, I even failed a few courses. Then I made a mistake, in order to prevent myself from failing more courses, I reduced my...

Just a quick question, so when you submitted your application, was there only one option for degree completion letter, or was another option for transcript and you just chose not to submit it? I mean, now there are two mandatory files need to be submitted, both the letter and the transcript.

Thank you, may I ask one more question? Was that a fairly new change? Or it's been like this for a while? My friend applied pgwp in Jan. 2019, got his pgwp without uploading transcript in May.

Hey guys, just a quick question, is transcript really mandatory to upload? Because I knew a few friends only uploaded either a letter or diploma, and they got their PGWP, without transcript.

Hi all, I'm afraid I'm not able to get my PGWP after graduation, here's the story. I have one more semester left, so ideally I'm gonna finish my BA around Jan. 2019. Here's the problem, my first 2 years in university were part time. Because I couldn't handle full time course load in one term...