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The 2 year rule does affect the tfws working in canada on valid work permits. Its only for new ones coming in. Read the link send on previous page.
 
jas_dhillon90 said:
The 2 year rule does affect the tfws working in canada on valid work permits. Its only for new ones coming in. Read the link send on previous page.

I am a new one coming in. I'll be eligible for a bridging open work permit when my TFWP is about to expire, so getting PR is possible. However, there's now only one chance to get it and the application has to go right the very first time. I'll just put aside some savings for a good immigration lawyer who'll do it right when the time comes.
 
RizwanAB said:
stop DA ,

BUT WHAT ABOUT THE REST OF THE JOB CODES, LIKE MINE IS 6211..... pending applications in the Canadian high commission, before the moratorium?Huh? HOW THEY ARE GOING TO TREAT THEM......Huh??


RizwanAB said:
dear StopDA,

Boss , i asked you something?

CARE to answer if you have 1.......Thanks

They're going to continue processing them now. All LMOs from before the moratorium with unfilled position can now be used. I heard Kenney say it in the news conference. I watched the news conference from beginning to end.
 
stopDA said:
I am a new one coming in. I'll be eligible for a bridging open work permit when my TFWP is about to expire, so getting PR is possible. However, there's now only one chance to get it and the application has to go right the very first time. I'll just put aside some savings for a good immigration lawyer who'll do it right when the time comes.

Honestly an immigration lawyer is a waste of money, you'll find far, far better advice on the applicable board on here....
 
TheAwesomeMatt said:
Honestly an immigration lawyer is a waste of money, you'll find far, far better advice on the applicable board on here....

Dude, I now only have one shot at permanent residency that has to go right the exact first time. I'll do my damndest to make sure that everything goes perfectly.
 
Guys, I don't get something. I can't find details about which the "developed" countries are. To be exact: I was looking for an LMO (have found employer) for my mom who is from Greece, as a cook. Will she need an LMIA or not?

Edit: cancel that, just read it again and apparently they all need an LMIA apart from the already exempt categories
 
StopDA what country are you from?
 
hi
i just want to ask, my friend is a cook in a restaurant and his work permit is expiring in nov 3., will he be affected with the new lmia rule if the employer wants to extend him,
thanks
 
Vincentlouise said:
where can we read the changes please can you
share the link thanks!!!

http://www.esdc.gc.ca/eng/jobs/foreign_workers/reform/overhauling_TFW.pdf
 
Vincentlouise said:
where can we read the changes please can you
share the link thanks!!!

Also - http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/new_measures_work.asp - and any major newspaper...
 
RizwanAB said:
Great news, stopDA. Kindly post the link to the conference, if applicable......loads of thanks...

The conference was live on CBC, so it's over now.
 
jenny12345 said:
StopDA what country are you from?

That's not something I post publicly. My country is very small, so revealing my country would possibly reveal my identity. I'll private message you.