ok..are you outland? How did you contact them?@readytoleave I just got off the phone with IRCC and it sounds like there was an error on their end. She suggested that I resubmit the letter from my bank and I should be good to go.
Dear you should raise a webform as you should have answered no for having a job offerHie guys i am freaking out. My aor is dec 4 i am cec inland applicant. In my pr app i said yes to offer letter. I have PGWP and like most PGWP holders I have no LMIA. I have one year's experience in Canada and I am currently employed. IIhad 476 as my crs In both EE profile and PR application, i did not claim any additional points for offer letter though, when asked "Do you have a valid job offer", I answered "yes" without much thinking, never realizing that CIC defines "valid" different from everyone else. Surely I answered "no" to questions regarding LMIA. It did seem bizarre when ircc portal asked me to upload my job offer
Admittedly I should've done more research before submitting the application. It is already too late i realized yesterday about the blunder i did. My question is: has anyone done exactly the same thing as I did? If so what are your outcomes? Did ircc give you a hard time on this?
Thanks guys and @legalfalcon please help
I know that i should have done "no" but had no idea then. Is webform will be enough.Dear you should raise a webform as you should have answered no for having a job offer
https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1009&top=29
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Your options are only to ignore this mistake.I know that i should have done "no" but had no idea then. Is webform will be enough.
Hi Gyashna,I know that i should have done "no" but had no idea then. Is webform will be enough.
I would say to be safe to withdraw your application and reapply again [ technically IRCC consider this as misrepresenation ] But try to write an explaination letter. @legalfalcon we always go with your opinionHie guys i am freaking out. My aor is dec 4 i am cec inland applicant. In my pr app i said yes to offer letter. I have PGWP and like most PGWP holders I have no LMIA. I have one year's experience in Canada and I am currently employed. IIhad 476 as my crs In both EE profile and PR application, when asked "Do you have a valid job offer", I answered "yes" without much thinking, never realizing that CIC defines "valid" different from everyone else. Surely I answered "no" to questions regarding LMIA. It did seem bizarre when ircc portal asked me to upload my job offer
Admittedly I should've done more research before submitting the application. It is already too late i realized yesterday about the blunder i did. My question is: has anyone done exactly the same thing as I did? If so what are your outcomes? Did ircc give you a hard time on this?
Thanks guys and @legalfalcon please help
I believe the open work permit is only available to HK residents with a bno or hksar passport?FSW-O here, AOR on 10th December. I'm from Hong Kong and was wondering if i should apply for the Open Work Permit which is stated as a 'special measures to come to Canada' for Hong Kong residents. What I've seen from a lot of posts is that the FSW applications aren't the priority at the moment due to covid. So was wondering if I should apply for the Open Work Permit instead to be in Canada first.
Anyone has any thoughts on that? Will that affect my application?
I am from Hong Kong and I have applied for OWP as well, as I believe my PR application will not be approved this year. It only takes a month for my OWP application to be approved. You need a job offer in order to enter Canada, which I think it would be quite difficult...FSW-O here, AOR on 10th December. I'm from Hong Kong and was wondering if i should apply for the Open Work Permit which is stated as a 'special measures to come to Canada' for Hong Kong residents. What I've seen from a lot of posts is that the FSW applications aren't the priority at the moment due to covid. So was wondering if I should apply for the Open Work Permit instead to be in Canada first.
Anyone has any thoughts on that? Will that affect my application?
Do the following first:Hie guys i am freaking out. My aor is dec 4 i am cec inland applicant. In my pr app i said yes to offer letter. I have PGWP and like most PGWP holders I have no LMIA. I have one year's experience in Canada and I am currently employed. IIhad 476 as my crs In both EE profile and PR application, when asked "Do you have a valid job offer", I answered "yes" without much thinking, never realizing that CIC defines "valid" different from everyone else. Surely I answered "no" to questions regarding LMIA. It did seem bizarre when ircc portal asked me to upload my job offer
Admittedly I should've done more research before submitting the application. It is already too late i realized yesterday about the blunder i did. My question is: has anyone done exactly the same thing as I did? If so what are your outcomes? Did ircc give you a hard time on this?
Thanks guys and @legalfalcon please help
LovelyHi All,
I got the below reply through webform on my application.
-CEC inland
-AoR: 2 dec 2020
We verified the information on file and can confirm that:
- The eligibility is in process.
- The security background verification has not been initiated.
- The criminal background verification is currently valid.
- Your application is currently located at the Case Processing Centre in Ottawa, Ontario