mf4361 said:@ jasonsmart Yes I can see the screenshot now
@ fat_penguin
Do you have a job offer? I answered yes
Job details...
Is your job offer supported by LMIA? I answered No
That's my answers. Is that correct?
whats the job offer then??fat_penguin said:Well technically you don't have a job offer, you have a job. So as the quote from the CIC suggests, you should have said "no"... Or at least that was my understanding.
What was your answer @ jasonsmart?
My understanding is job = job offer. It's just wordings difference on whether one is already doing the job.fat_penguin said:Well technically you don't have a job offer, you have a job. So as the quote from the CIC suggests, you should have said "no"... Or at least that was my understanding.
What was your answer @ jasonsmart?
I put my salary which is $70000/year.redd23 said:He met CEC and FSW. Congrats Jason, I hope the rest of us PGWP without LMIA get the same treatment.
If you can answer just one question. In the Funds available question, how much did you put in? I put in $5000.
For EE purposes, a valid job offer is an offer that is backed up by a positive LMIA. As far as I know, there are no exceptions to this. In many cases, PGWP holders were hired without an LMIA as their work permit is "open" and "LMIA-exempt", and therefore are quite disadvantaged as they cannot claim the optional 600 points.dukhi said:whats the job offer then??
I think that affects FSW eligibility. FSW requires proof of fund, and eligibility is determined after all these questions were submitted. I put my current balance in bank account.redd23 said:He met CEC and FSW. Congrats Jason, I hope the rest of us PGWP without LMIA get the same treatment.
If you can answer just one question. In the Funds available question, how much did you put in? I put in $5000.