B.C PNP Employer Requirements

[Master7]

Hello All,

Can someone please advise what documents are required for employers to submit in order to support BC PNP more specifically the financial part of the requirements.
On the website I read "The Business must be financially sound" Will any documents be requested at all?

Thank you all!

 

[Pippin]

OK....here's what I found on a Google search. Although it relates to ONTARIO, I expect BC would have similar requirements, but haven't found a site as yet. What do you think? http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/OI_PNPEMPLOYER_APPLY.html
Supporting documents

To verify previous year’s gross revenue and verify three years of continuous business operation, please submit copies of:
•Revenue Canada Schedules 125 (Income Statement Information) and 141 (Accounting Practitioner Information) for past three years; or
• Company’s financial statements for the past three fiscal years signed by a C.A., C.M.A. or C.G.A.

For proof of the premises please submit a copy of:
•Deed to the property comprising the premise, showing the employer applicant as owner; or
• Lease, offer to lease, licence, notice of lease, or licence registered on title; and landlord/licensor’s name, address and telephone number.

To verify the minimum of five full-time employees on payroll please submit a copy of:
•Revenue Canada T4 Summary for previous fiscal year.
• If Employer applicant has 10 full-time employees or less, also include a list of the current full-time employee positions by job title and salary.

 

[Master7]

Hello Pippin,

I really appreciate your response. From my understanding every province has different requirements.

Has anyone applied to B.C PNP here? Did your employers have to submit any tax forms, T2 or other tax forms? My problem is that my employer is showing a net loss of $34,000 on his taxes eventhough the company has been very sucessful but this is only because this is his first year as owner of the company so he has had to invest a lot of money, unfortunately tax forms for this year show losses and this can be a bad thing for my application for PNP should they request any tax forms. Any advice?

Thanks,

 

[yanesrahn]

Hello Master7,
I applied bcpnp, they didn't asked for tax forms, but my company have more than 15 years and 150 employees, I don't know how it work in your case. Please check the link http://www.welcomebc.ca/wbc/immigration/come/work/about/strategic_occupations/information/eligible.page?, there are the requirements for employers. I hope it work for you. One of the most important thing is your wage have to be in the range that they asked for.
Good Luck
Y-R

Hello Pippin,

I really appreciate your response. From my understanding every province has different requirements.

Has anyone applied to B.C PNP here? Did your employers have to submit any tax forms, T2 or other tax forms? My problem is that my employer is showing a net loss of $34,000 on his taxes eventhough the company has been very sucessful but this is only because this is his first year as owner of the company so he has had to invest a lot of money, unfortunately tax forms for this year show losses and this can be a bad thing for my application for PNP should they request any tax forms. Any advice?

Thanks,

 

[Master7]

Thank You Yanesrah!!
My company was established in 1977 and currently has 7 full-time employees. I worked there for 3 years but Im back in my home country now. I dont think I would have any problems with anything else, wages are within range and employer is in good order with every regulating agency in B.C

Yanesrah, since you already went through this process, do you mind if ask you more questions ;D that would really help me right now

 

[yanesrahn]

Yes, Not a Problem, anything I can help, for me the process was really fast. Hopefully for you will be like that...
Regards

Thank You Yanesrah!!
My company was established in 1977 and currently has 7 full-time employees. I worked there for 3 years but Im back in my home country now. I dont think I would have any problems with anything else, wages are within range and employer is in good order with every regulating agency in B.C

Yanesrah, since you already went through this process, do you mind if ask you more questions ;D that would really help me right now

 

[Master7]

Yes, Not a Problem, anything I can help, for me the process was really fast. Hopefully for you will be like that...
Regards

Hello Yanesrahn,

Thank you, I really appreciate your feedback!

-Is your occupation under pressure or in high demmand? I am aware that application that are not, they will not be approved?
Applications will not be approved for occupations where there is a current surplus of workers domestically, or where future prospects for employment in the occupation are poor

-Did your employer have to prove he advertised your position and actively try to recruit someone locally? if so what kind of proof was submitted?
Applications will not be approved for occupations where there is a current surplus of workers domestically, or where future prospects for employment in the occupation are poor

-Company information - Provide a brief profile of business activities.
What exactly do they want here? How was your case handled in regards of this question?

-Recomendation letter - What points are highlighted here? and how long should this be?


You can reply me by PM if you wish

THANK YOU AGAIN!

 

[yanesrahn]

Hello Master7,

Let me see if this can help you...
I was working in the company for 6 months by the time that I applied..
-Is your occupation under pressure or in high demmand? I am aware that application that are not, they will not be approved?
I applied as quality control technician, and the occupation was not high demand. the perspective were the demand equal offer.

-Did your employer have to prove he advertised your position and actively try to recruit someone locally? if so what kind of proof was submitted?
Yes, the employer sent a recommendation letter explaining the process to hiring me, how many people were interviewing and the reason to choose me, very nice explained. Nothing else.. But i was working there, I don't know if they have to adv your position for 3 week in any public recruiter. Check this.
-Company information - Provide a brief profile of business activities.
What exactly do they want here? How was your case handled in regards of this question? Basically... letter explaining, Vision, Mision, products and activities..
-Recomendation letter - What points are highlighted here? and how long should this be? for me 3 pages, important highlight your qualities WHY THEY NEED YOU, WHY THEY CHOOSE YOU NO OTHER..

APLICATION CHECKLIST: http://www.welcomebc.ca/local/wbc/docs/immigration/come/strategicoccupations_application_checklist.pdf

I hope this work!!! Anything else you can contact me...
Regards Y-R

 

[Master7]

THANK YOU!! This is more than useful!

By the way, where did your employer include the number of employees? Was it at the business profile section?

 

[yanesrahn]

Hello Master7; I glad to help. Answering your question, Yes, in the company profile.
All the best
Y-R

THANK YOU!! This is more than useful!

By the way, where did your employer include the number of employees? Was it at the business profile section?