Live-in caregiver PR applicants for April,May and June timeline
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congratulations PINKYMOM! Hopfuly all april married applicants owp coming soon. Is it true some September SINGLE applicants gets their owp. Wow congrats.
Hi everyone...can anyone help me?because i passed my papers last march and i know the processing time now takes too long so i don't know when will i receive my opw..im leaving my current employer this end of November i don't know if its good idea cause im too tired working for them i don't have a fix hours worked 12 hrs a day..they pay me less i have to give them additional money for paying wsib and so on.. so i decided to quit my job...is it ok to be unemployed while waiting for opw and pr?and one more thing im planning to get married this December to a permanent resident..not sure yet cause according to this forum married applicant are longer to process than single?can anyone give some advice?..thank you...
Im single with no depandant. Currently working with the same employer since i came here. These all so confusing :-\ November 2011 is far from my expectations as far as waiting process is concern based on the previous nannies one year ahead of us. I suppose here I am now trying to overtake the REALITY. Still hoping though, wait wait and wait.Strikenannies said:
I totally agree in Jesus name we all Married April 2010 should receive our OWP soon it has been such a long stressful wait!Hope our agony ends soon.God bless us!wsongco said:
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- Feb 17, 2011
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- April 21, 2010
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- April 12, 2011
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The employers should be paying the WSIB. It is their protection if you had an accident while performing your job. It is the insurance that pays for the expenses incurred should you have an accident (while insured with WSIB) but if you were not insured with WSIB, you can sue the employer later and get your expenses reimbursed, that is if the accident is work related (doing a job function that is SPECIFIED in your contract). So be very careful about doing things that your employer is asking you to do that is not specified in your contract.
mja_AI said:
It's totally fine to be unemployed when you wait for your pr and OWP.
The only problem it's that you can't leave the country until your OWP arrive and if you decide that you want to work, you have to wait few months to start because the LMO letter is taking 2/3 months plus the wait time for a new work permit.
If you have someone to support you when you wait great! Just relax!
The only problem it's that you can't leave the country until your OWP arrive and if you decide that you want to work, you have to wait few months to start because the LMO letter is taking 2/3 months plus the wait time for a new work permit.
If you have someone to support you when you wait great! Just relax!
I guess because you have complied with the requirements, worked the required number of hours/months. Hopefully you have enough to tide you over. If you're quitting you also will not be eligible for EI, unless it's documented you're quitting because of abuse.
mja_AI said: