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Got New Job offer in between the process?

jay_12r

Star Member
Jul 28, 2017
119
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Hi,

I got a New Job offer in between the process, I already received an ITA and processed the documents.
I want to know if I can go ahead with new company or not?

what need to be done?
 

Wolfpmd3

Champion Member
Apr 26, 2015
1,867
455
Canada
NOC Code......
1254
Hi,

I got a New Job offer in between the process, I already received an ITA and processed the documents.
I want to know if I can go ahead with new company or not?

what need to be done?
Why wouldn't you?

Unless you claimed 50 points for arranged employment with current employer, nothing holds you back.
 

jay_12r

Star Member
Jul 28, 2017
119
24
Why wouldn't you?

Unless you claimed 50 points for arranged employment with current employer, nothing holds you back.
No, I am not claming those 50 points.
I am asking because I am changing in between process and during the work histroy check I will not be in that company anymore but in different company which they do not have information of.
 

Wolfpmd3

Champion Member
Apr 26, 2015
1,867
455
Canada
NOC Code......
1254
No, I am not claming those 50 points.
I am asking because I am changing in between process and during the work histroy check I will not be in that company anymore but in different company which they do not have information of.
So?

Nothing about a PR application is based on current or future aspects of your life ( with the sole exception of those who claim 50/200 points for arranged employment).

Your application is based on your history (work, education, etc), not on your current or future status.

If there is no specific mention from IRCC about this, you shouldn't be assuming.

As I said, nothing prevents you from switching employers or simply quitting your job at any point during the application process.
 

jay_12r

Star Member
Jul 28, 2017
119
24
So?

Nothing about a PR application is based on current or future aspects of your life ( with the sole exception of those who claim 50/200 points for arranged employment).

Your application is based on your history (work, education, etc), not on your current or future status.

If there is no specific mention from IRCC about this, you shouldn't be assuming.

As I said, nothing prevents you from switching employers or simply quitting your job at any point during the application process.
Alright man, thanks :)