Open Work Permit ..........

[chau01]

Hi,

Part B of open work permit requires MY family Members in Canada.

Do i need to include my sponsor who is PR and my son who is Canadian by birth in this section?
thanks

 

[chau01]

ANY ONE?
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[missha]

ANY ONE?
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There is no harm writing both names down, i hope you are sending owp application with PR applicaiton.

 

[missha]

Hi,

Part B of open work permit requires MY family Members in Canada.

Do i need to include my sponsor who is PR and my son who is Canadian by birth in this section?
thanks

Since both are canadian PR and citizen respectively, you do not need to write them down. I guess, its on the form written somewhere. But Again if you choose to do so, then write them PR and Canadian citizen next to the names.

 

[Material]

Hi

Does any one know where I could mail my work permit, my app is at the local office I have AIP? and how much is the fee ? it has to be a money order adressed to......?

Thanks

 

[missha]

Hi

Does any one know where I could mail my work permit, my app is at the local office I have AIP? and how much is the fee ? it has to be a money order adressed to......?

Thanks

asking about the address to mail to is very critical question. Such questions should be checked by immigration directly like by looking at the letter they sent to you or giving them a call directly.

 

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asking about the address to mail to is very critical question. Such questions should be checked by immigration directly like by looking at the letter they sent to you or giving them a call directly.

Yah ..It doesnt say on the letter where it should be mailed it just says that my wifes is elegible for it. ...I guess I will have to give them a call.

 

[fleo]

Does any one know where I could mail my work permit, my app is at the local office I have AIP? and how much is the fee ? it has to be a money order adressed to......?

Citizenship and Immigration - Visitor
Case Processing Centre
6212 - 55th Avenue, Unit 303
Vegreville AB
T9C 1W1

The fee is $150, and you can either pay it online or you have to order the original receipt form (IMM 5401) to pay it at a financial institution. Include proof of your current status and a copy of AIP letter.

 

[Material]

Citizenship and Immigration - Visitor
Case Processing Centre
6212 - 55th Avenue, Unit 303
Vegreville AB
T9C 1W1

The fee is $150, and you can either pay it online or you have to order the original receipt form (IMM 5401) to pay it at a financial institution. Include proof of your current status and a copy of AIP letter.

Thanks Fleo

Does it make a difference if my file is already at the local office and not at Vegerville?

 

[suenim]

Thanks Fleo

Does it make a difference if my file is already at the local office and not at Vegerville?

I think this is where you mail the OWP app to:

Citizenship and Immigration - Work Permit
CPC-Vegreville
6212 - 55th Avenue, Unit 555
Vegreville, AB
T9C 1X6

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5553E7.asp

You're applying for work permit... not visitor and it should take 39 days

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/temp.asp

All permit requests have to be mailed to Vegreville.

 

[Material]

I think this is where you mail the OWP app to:

Citizenship and Immigration - Work Permit
CPC-Vegreville
6212 - 55th Avenue, Unit 555
Vegreville, AB
T9C 1X6

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5553E7.asp

You're applying for work permit... not visitor and it should take 39 days

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/temp.asp

All permit requests have to be mailed to Vegreville.

Great thanks Suenim

 

[fleo]

You're applying for work permit... not visitor and it should take 39 days

Thanks for the correction! I just assumed all Applications to extend stay, change conditions or remain in Canada go to the same place, and specific work permits with LMOs and stuff are processed at 303. Self-slap for assuming

 

[kuojason]

cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5553E5.asp

You must fill in your family member info. Your spouse & son as per guide below


B – My family members

You must give information about your family members. Family members are your spouse or common-law partner, your own dependent children or those of your spouse or common-law partner and the dependent children of dependent children. A common-law partner is a person of the opposite or same sex who is currently cohabiting and has cohabited in a conjugal relationship with you for a period of at least one year.

Your family member will be considered your dependent child if that child:

A. is under the age of 22 and single, i.e. not married and not in a common-law relationship; or

B. married or entered into a common-law relationship before the age of 22 and, since becoming a spouse or a common-law partner, has:

* been continuously enrolled and in attendance as a full-time student in a post-secondary institution accredited by the relevant government authority and
* depended substantially on the financial support of a parent; or

is 22 years of age or older and, since before the age of 22, has

* been continuously enrolled and in attendance as a full-time student in a post-secondary institution accredited by the relevant government authority and
* depended substantially on the financial support of a parent; or

C. is 22 years of age or older, has depended substantially on the financial support of a parent since before the age of 22 and is unable to provide for him/herself due to a medical condition.

Children included in the application must meet the definition of “dependent children” both at the time the application is made and, without taking into account whether they have attained 22 years of age, at the time the visa is issued to them.

Include them on your application by providing their names and other information in the appropriate space on the application form. Indicate if your family members are currently in Canada.

Important: In order to benefit from provisions outlined in the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and Regulations for spouses or common-law partners of workers or students, you must provide proof of your relationship and status in Canada. You must provide a marriage certificate and birth certificates for any accompanying family members. If you are in a common-law relationship and your common-law spouse will accompany you to Canada, you must complete the enclosed form, Statutory Declaration of Common-Law Union (IMM 5409) [PDF]. Also provide evidence outlined on the form to support your relationship.