Also you keep asking multiple times even after being told it is fake. You probably will learn your lesson only once you have lost your money.
Lima check
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Why are you posting again? This is fake. If you don't believe us, give them your money.
Look for poor grammar, abbreviations, in most places the date format is used as mm/dd/yy rather than dd/mm/yy, lots of free things, moreover Canadian rarely contact employees for LMIA especially overseas applicant as it is costly and time consuming proces.
hello respected sir / mam
i got a LMIA paper from my agent please help me this LMIA paper is real or fake please as soon as possible revert me
reference number-PTC/#25/CAD691
i got a LMIA paper from my agent please help me this LMIA paper is real or fake please as soon as possible revert me
reference number-PTC/#25/CAD691
It's impossible for us to tell based on the reference number. You will need to post the full job offer. If you have to ask, then most likely it is fake.
It is fake if:
1. The agent is asking for money to get you a LMIA
2. You were never interviewed by an employer
3. If you don't know what stream this LMIA was filed under
4. Is the LMIA approval letter written by the stream office? If not, it is fake.
5. Does it mentions a date on which this LMIA was filed? If not, it is fake.
Hi!
I can't verify the authenticity of the LMIA paper you have with just the reference number. However, I can provide you with some information that may help you verify it yourself.
The Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is a document that is issued by Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) to Canadian employers who want to hire foreign workers. The LMIA assesses whether there are enough Canadian workers available to fill the job in question, and if not, whether hiring a foreign worker would be in the best interests of the Canadian economy.
The LMIA reference number is a unique identifier that is assigned to each LMIA application. It is usually 10 digits long, and it starts with the letters "PTC".
You can verify the authenticity of an LMIA by checking the ESDC website. On the website, you can enter the LMIA reference number to see if it is a valid LMIA.
You can also contact ESDC directly to verify the authenticity of an LMIA.
Here are the steps on how to verify the authenticity of an LMIA:
- Go to the ESDC website.
- Click on the "Labour Market Impact Assessment" link.
- Enter the LMIA reference number in the "LMIA Reference Number" field.
- Click on the "Verify LMIA" button.
I hope this information is helpful.
Dear Sir/ Mam
I need to find under mention LIMIA is true or fake.
LMIA # 0923781
Employer Contact: Ashok Thilakarathne
Legal Business name : Carlson Immigration & recruitment PLLC
NOC code and titile : 8431 -General Farmers
Job titile: General Farm hand
Please let me know if this is whether fake or not
thank You
I need to find under mention LIMIA is true or fake.
LMIA # 0923781
Employer Contact: Ashok Thilakarathne
Legal Business name : Carlson Immigration & recruitment PLLC
NOC code and titile : 8431 -General Farmers
Job titile: General Farm hand
Please let me know if this is whether fake or not
thank You
Were you ever interviewed by this employer? Or just applied to a job and received this correspondence?
Two more questions:
1. Can you paste the offer without any personally identifiable info details here?
2. Do you know what stream they applied for this LMIA? And, what's the next step suggested by them?
Hello,
I can help you find out if the LMIA you provided is true or fake.
Here are the steps:
- Verify the LMIA number with the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) Online Verification Service.
- Check the employer's contact information with the Canadian government's business registry.
- Check the job title and NOC code with the National Occupational Classification (NOC) system.