jangs0524 said:but if I don't want to work as a caregiver anymore do I still need to apply for a new lmo? my 2 years this Oct 31 2013 I can happy for a owp and pr already after that right?
@jangs first try to read if you qualify to apply option 2. Gather all the documents you need in the checklist and see if you can submit your PR/OWP before your work permit expired. You can just wait for your OWP in 3-4 months time. Its just im not sure if you can continue working after wp expired. Because you apply for OWP not an extension of your present work permit.jangs0524 said:but if I don't want to work as a caregiver anymore do I still need to apply for a new lmo? my 2 years this Oct 31 2013 I can happy for a owp and pr already after that right?
You are under implied status waiting for the decision of your OWP. Only that there is a risk. You can still apply for restoration or bridge extension of your work permit if ever. If you want to be 100% safe apply to extend your work permit in your present employer. 6 months to 1 yr. or tell your employer until you received OWPjangs0524 said:thank you for all the informations guys,
@ wsongco can I actually do that ? but what if they let me leave canada if I don't have a valid work permit.?
You need to update new employment contract with the prevailing salaries and wages according to provincial laws and updated LMO at no cost. Ask your employer to call hrsdc to request LMO copy in order to extend your work permit same employer. Apply 3 months before online or in paper. How to apply follow this linkjangs0524 said:ooh yeah that's what I'm thinking, if I extend my work permit do I still need an lmo and contract?