I am a UK citizen (UK is a visa exempt country) and my employer is ready to send me to Canada on an Intra-company Work Permit. They have already consulted with the lawyers and the lawyers said that the employee can ideally turn up at the port of entry with all the required documents and the officer over there will literally verify the documents and if satisfied issue a work permit. Has anyone done this before?
Also in terms of the documents, which documents do i need to take along at the port of entry? After doing some research I understand the following needs to be submitted at the Port of Entry:
- Job Offer from the Canadian branch (Not a problem and I can get this quite easily)
- Offer of employment number (For this I believe the employer needs to apply online, please let me know)
- Proof that I meet the qualifications (I have my masters and bachelors degree with me along with WES validation, will this be enough?)
- Proof that I do not need LMIA for the job that I do (What do i need to show here? FYI - I will be on a specialized work permit visa)
Apart from the above, do i need to show anything at the Port of Entry?
Any of your expert advise would be appreciated. Thanks.