canadiancitizen said:
... Changing job? I dont think the sponsor has to mention it at all, I dont recall telling, writing, publishing,
anything about my job, with my social security number they can find in a blink if Im working, how much I make, my credit score, ...in fact, my social security card reveals whatever they want to know about my working whereabouts
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It is weird indeed! As I just talked to an agent and she confirmed we need to send new information about his new job. I even have an e-mail saying to do so.
What is more, I remember enclosing his previous letter of hire, as it was on the check list at that time! It requested to say name of the employer, hourly wage, etc.
Wow, people, are getting so different info!
Here is the e-mail I got from the agent today:
Please do not reply to this email. Date: 2012-03-14
Sir, Madam,Thank you for contacting the Call Centre. I am pleased to provide you with the requested information:Update Personal Information – CPC-Vegreville
To update your address or other personal information while your application for permanent residence is in process, you must notify us in writing.
An update in your personal information could include:
• a change in marital status,• the birth of a child,• criminal charges against you,• a change of employer, etc. In your letter, please provide your client identification (ID) number and your full name and send it to the following address:
Case Processing Centre
6212- 55th Avenue
Vegreville, Alberta
T9C 1W5
If you change your address, you must let us know immediately:
• on the Internet through our Online Services; or• by mail to the address given above.