Offer Letter? *URGENT* Please answer!

[frustrated121]

Hi Guys,

In my EE>CEC application; my friend and I are conflicted. We BOTH have job offers and have been working over a year. He says he has marked NO for the following question:

Section: Intended work in Canada
Question: Does person X have a valid job offer in Canada?
Answer: Yes or No

I say we should mark it as YES because we both do have a job offer.

He says the answer is NO as no positive LMIA was done and therefore it is not a valid job offer.

What would be the correct answer to this question!!

Thanks Guys!

 

[DelPiero07]

If you're claiming 50/200 points for arranged employment then answer "yes", otherwise your friend is correct.

 

[Vickster]

Hi Guys,

In my EE>CEC application; my friend and I are conflicted. We BOTH have job offers and have been working over a year. He says he has marked NO for the following question:

Section: Intended work in Canada
Question: Does person X have a valid job offer in Canada?
Answer: Yes or No

I say we should mark it as YES because we both do have a job offer.

He says the answer is NO as no positive LMIA was done and therefore it is not a valid job offer.

What would be the correct answer to this question!!

Thanks Guys!

If your current work permit is LMIA-exempt and while you re submitting your application your work permit is valid your job offer is a valid job offer. Check CIC website it is written very clearly..
Good luck!

 

[newtoexpressentry]

Hi Guys,

In my EE>CEC application; my friend and I are conflicted. We BOTH have job offers and have been working over a year. He says he has marked NO for the following question:

Section: Intended work in Canada
Question: Does person X have a valid job offer in Canada?
Answer: Yes or No

I say we should mark it as YES because we both do have a job offer.

He says the answer is NO as no positive LMIA was done and therefore it is not a valid job offer.

What would be the correct answer to this question!!

Thanks Guys!

ru on pgwp? if yes the ur answer in "NO" job offer

 

[slw]

The term valid job offer is confusing, but basically if you answer Yes to all the questions in here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=695&top=29

Then it is a yes.

Otherwise, put no and then add it to the personal history section.