Facilitated LMIA (Quebec)

[Theo_S]

Hi all, I just finished filling out my LMIA application which I will send out through my employer.
Below are the steps that I followed for anyone who might need it.

Hi all. I just sent out my LMIA application through my work.
Below are the steps I followed. (QUEBEC)

things to do for immigration: send to both the federal (Canada) and provincial (Quebec) entities all the necessary documents.

Step 1 : Call the employer contact centre to make sure you can submit the Facilitated Process for the LMIA Application
Your job code: **** is in the list of jobs eligible for the facilitated process
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/fr/employeurs/embaucher-temporaire/recrutement-haut-salaire/liste-professions/index.html

If you are eligible for the facilitated process you don’t need to provide proof of recruitment or transition plan!!!!

Step 2: Submit the LMIA to the Federal entity

LMIA processing fee is of $1,000
- no transition plan needed
- you can apply for facilitated LMIA process
https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/foreign-workers/quebec/simplified-process.html

The LMIA can be submitted online
https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/corporate/notices/labour-market-impact-assessment-apply-online.html

a. Complete and sign the LMIA application form (EMP5626) and indicate Facilitated Process (at the top right it says Quebec Facilitated Process)
Document: LMIA English


Step 3: Submit the LMIA to Quebec (in French)

a. Complete and sign the LMIA application form (EMP5626) in French
Document: LMIA French - Poste à haut salaire - Demande d’evaluation de l’impact sur le Marché du Travail

b. Complete and sign the Self Declaration by the employer form (A-0700-CF)
Document: Declaration Employeur - Immigration-Quebec_A0700CF

c. Complete and sign the work permit form (A-2700-CF)
Document: Contrat de Travail - Immigration-Quebec_A2700CF

d. Complete and sign the CSQ form (A-0506-CF) (You have to fill and sign this one)
Document: CAQ - Immigration-Quebec_A0506CF
You need to indicate “Traitement simplifié” on the form

With this you need to give the following document:
- photocopy of passport indicating name, date and place of birth, signature
- photocopy of your CV, updated
- photocopy of your diploma and grades
- proof that you have the relevant work experience (letter by Primo and Casa di Patsi for example)


e. Pay the fees associated: $404

Payment information: http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/fr/employeurs/embaucher-temporaire/frais.html#caq


f. Send the documents to the following address:
Direction de l'enregistrement et de l'évaluation comparative
Ministère de l’Immigration, de la Francisation et de l’Intégration
285, rue Notre-Dame Ouest, 4e étage
Montréal (Québec) H2Y 1T8
CANADA

Also, a very helpful link for how to fill out the LMIA form is the one bellow,
https://www.ualberta.ca/human-resource-services/media-library/hiring/immigration/tip-sheet-for-lmia.pdf

 

[lostinquebec]

Hi all, I just finished filling out my LMIA application which I will send out through my employer.
Below are the steps that I followed for anyone who might need it.

Hi all. I just sent out my LMIA application through my work.
Below are the steps I followed. (QUEBEC)

things to do for immigration: send to both the federal (Canada) and provincial (Quebec) entities all the necessary documents.

Step 1 : Call the employer contact centre to make sure you can submit the Facilitated Process for the LMIA Application
Your job code: **** is in the list of jobs eligible for the facilitated process
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/fr/employeurs/embaucher-temporaire/recrutement-haut-salaire/liste-professions/index.html

If you are eligible for the facilitated process you don’t need to provide proof of recruitment or transition plan!!!!

Step 2: Submit the LMIA to the Federal entity

LMIA processing fee is of $1,000
- no transition plan needed
- you can apply for facilitated LMIA process
https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/foreign-workers/quebec/simplified-process.html

The LMIA can be submitted online
https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/corporate/notices/labour-market-impact-assessment-apply-online.html

a. Complete and sign the LMIA application form (EMP5626) and indicate Facilitated Process (at the top right it says Quebec Facilitated Process)
Document: LMIA English


Step 3: Submit the LMIA to Quebec (in French)

a. Complete and sign the LMIA application form (EMP5626) in French
Document: LMIA French - Poste à haut salaire - Demande d’evaluation de l’impact sur le Marché du Travail

b. Complete and sign the Self Declaration by the employer form (A-0700-CF)
Document: Declaration Employeur - Immigration-Quebec_A0700CF

c. Complete and sign the work permit form (A-2700-CF)
Document: Contrat de Travail - Immigration-Quebec_A2700CF

d. Complete and sign the CSQ form (A-0506-CF) (You have to fill and sign this one)
Document: CSQ - Immigration-Quebec_A0506CF
You need to indicate “Traitement simplifié” on the form

With this you need to give the following document:
- photocopy of passport indicating name, date and place of birth, signature
- photocopy of your CV, updated
- photocopy of your diploma and grades
- proof that you have the relevant work experience (letter by Primo and Casa di Patsi for example)


e. Pay the fees associated: $404

Payment information: http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/fr/employeurs/embaucher-temporaire/frais.html#caq


f. Send the documents to the following address:
Direction de l'enregistrement et de l'évaluation comparative
Ministère de l’Immigration, de la Francisation et de l’Intégration
285, rue Notre-Dame Ouest, 4e étage
Montréal (Québec) H2Y 1T8
CANADA

Also, a very helpful link for how to fill out the LMIA form is the one bellow,
https://www.ualberta.ca/human-resource-services/media-library/hiring/immigration/tip-sheet-for-lmia.pdf

Just a small correction, you apply for CAQ (temporary) at MIFI (Quebec), not CSQ (permanent).

 

[Theo_S]

Just a small correction, you apply for CAQ (temporary) at MIFI (Quebec), not CSQ (permanent).

You're right! Thanks!

 

[Elene_Ruby]

Hello,
The form A-2700-CF - sample contract from MIDI site is not filling - I can not print in it. Does it mean it has to be filled by hand?

 

[Theo_S]

Hello,
The form A-2700-CF - sample contract from MIDI site is not filling - I can not print in it. Does it mean it has to be filled by hand?

You can write on it if you download it and open it with adobe acrobat (not acrobat reader) and then you add text to it.
I think that you can also do it by hand. It doesn't specify.

 

[azi_86]

Hi all, I just finished filling out my LMIA application which I will send out through my employer.
Below are the steps that I followed for anyone who might need it.

Hi all. I just sent out my LMIA application through my work.
Below are the steps I followed. (QUEBEC)

things to do for immigration: send to both the federal (Canada) and provincial (Quebec) entities all the necessary documents.

Step 1 : Call the employer contact centre to make sure you can submit the Facilitated Process for the LMIA Application
Your job code: **** is in the list of jobs eligible for the facilitated process
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/fr/employeurs/embaucher-temporaire/recrutement-haut-salaire/liste-professions/index.html

If you are eligible for the facilitated process you don’t need to provide proof of recruitment or transition plan!!!!

Step 2: Submit the LMIA to the Federal entity

LMIA processing fee is of $1,000
- no transition plan needed
- you can apply for facilitated LMIA process
https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/foreign-workers/quebec/simplified-process.html

The LMIA can be submitted online
https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/corporate/notices/labour-market-impact-assessment-apply-online.html

a. Complete and sign the LMIA application form (EMP5626) and indicate Facilitated Process (at the top right it says Quebec Facilitated Process)
Document: LMIA English


Step 3: Submit the LMIA to Quebec (in French)

a. Complete and sign the LMIA application form (EMP5626) in French
Document: LMIA French - Poste à haut salaire - Demande d’evaluation de l’impact sur le Marché du Travail

b. Complete and sign the Self Declaration by the employer form (A-0700-CF)
Document: Declaration Employeur - Immigration-Quebec_A0700CF

c. Complete and sign the work permit form (A-2700-CF)
Document: Contrat de Travail - Immigration-Quebec_A2700CF

d. Complete and sign the CSQ form (A-0506-CF) (You have to fill and sign this one)
Document: CAQ - Immigration-Quebec_A0506CF
You need to indicate “Traitement simplifié” on the form

With this you need to give the following document:
- photocopy of passport indicating name, date and place of birth, signature
- photocopy of your CV, updated
- photocopy of your diploma and grades
- proof that you have the relevant work experience (letter by Primo and Casa di Patsi for example)


e. Pay the fees associated: $404

Payment information: http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/fr/employeurs/embaucher-temporaire/frais.html#caq


f. Send the documents to the following address:
Direction de l'enregistrement et de l'évaluation comparative
Ministère de l’Immigration, de la Francisation et de l’Intégration
285, rue Notre-Dame Ouest, 4e étage
Montréal (Québec) H2Y 1T8
CANADA

Also, a very helpful link for how to fill out the LMIA form is the one bellow,
https://www.ualberta.ca/human-resource-services/media-library/hiring/immigration/tip-sheet-for-lmia.pdf

 

[azi_86]

Thank you very much for sharing your valuable experience.
I found an employer in Quebec(my NOC is on the demanded job list) and he wants to fill out the 5626 form. Do you have any idea how to fill out section 8? (regarding the recruitment advertisement) if he checks "yes" the first question, will the other parts leave blank? that would be kind of you if you could help me with this issue.

 

[Theo_S]

Thank you very much for sharing your valuable experience.
I found an employer in Quebec(my NOC is on the demanded job list) and he wants to fill out the 5626 form. Do you have any idea how to fill out section 8? (regarding the recruitment advertisement) if he checks "yes" the first question, will the other parts leave blank? that would be kind of you if you could help me with this issue.

Hey, that's great news!
A few days ago I got my positive LMIA actually. the whole process lasted a month.
If your job cod is on the list you don't have to fill that section
Just wright

THE JOB CODE RELEVANT TO THIS JOB IS 5626 WHICH FALLS UNDER THE LIST OF JOBS ELIGIBLE FOR THE FACILITATED PROCESS WHICH WAS ESTABLISHED BY QUEBEC

and nothing else regarding the section 8

 

[Mahmoud1984]

Hey all,
Is Facilitated LMIA Quebec only applied for foreign workers in Canda?

 

[Elene_Ruby]

Hey all,
Is Facilitated LMIA Quebec only applied for foreign workers in Canda?

yes

 

[Elene_Ruby]

Hey, that's great news!
A few days ago I got my positive LMIA actually. the whole process lasted a month.
If your job cod is on the list you don't have to fill that section
Just wright

THE JOB CODE RELEVANT TO THIS JOB IS 5626 WHICH FALLS UNDER THE LIST OF JOBS ELIGIBLE FOR THE FACILITATED PROCESS WHICH WAS ESTABLISHED BY QUEBEC

and nothing else regarding the section 8

Hello, I have a question about QC simplified LMIAs.
Transition plan is not needed if its the 1st LMIA app-n request for the same occupation.
The employer applies in one application for two workers in the same occupation.
Is this considered 1st application or since there is a 2nd worker it is two applications so we need the transition plan?

 

[Mahmoud1984]

yes

Would you please send me your reference? If so, which stream can I apply for? (A Canadian employer wants me to work for her, and my job NOC is in the QBC list, but I live in a foreign country)would you please give me some guides?

 

[Elene_Ruby]

your employer has to start. R we allowed here to exchange personal e-mails?

 

[Mahmoud1984]

your employer has to start. R we allowed here to exchange personal e-mails?

Thanks.
You can have a private conversation with members I guess!

 

[Theo_S]

Hello, I have a question about QC simplified LMIAs.
Transition plan is not needed if its the 1st LMIA app-n request for the same occupation.
The employer applies in one application for two workers in the same occupation.
Is this considered 1st application or since there is a 2nd worker it is two applications so we need the transition plan?

Hi,
I believe that it is the first application and that you don't need a transition plan. But maybe it would be better if they call the MIDI (there is no waiting on the phone)