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Express Entry candidates who are employed in Canada on a temporary resident work permit that was issued based on a positive LMIA do not need to acquire a new LMIA to support their expression of interest, even if the assessment expiry date posted on their LMIA has passed, should they meet the requirements below.
If candidates are currently working in Canada in a NOC 0, A, or B occupation and meet the requirements of the FSWC or the CEC, they do not need their employer to apply for a new LMIA to support their job offer under Express Entry if all the following requirements are met:
The candidate’s work permit is valid at the time they submit their profile.
The candidate is currently working for an employer specified on the work permit.
The candidate’s current employer has made an offer to employ the candidate in Canada on a full-time basis in a NOC 2011 Skill Type 0, A or B occupation once a permanent resident visa, if any, is issued
The job offer is from the same employer, as specified on the work permit.
The employer is not an embassy, consulate or high commission in Canada and does not appear on the list referred to in any of subparagraphs R200(3)(h)(i) to (iii).
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Does it count if i have PGWP(open work permit)
Express Entry candidates who are employed in Canada on a temporary resident work permit that was issued based on a positive LMIA do not need to acquire a new LMIA to support their expression of interest, even if the assessment expiry date posted on their LMIA has passed, should they meet the requirements below.
If candidates are currently working in Canada in a NOC 0, A, or B occupation and meet the requirements of the FSWC or the CEC, they do not need their employer to apply for a new LMIA to support their job offer under Express Entry if all the following requirements are met:
The candidate’s work permit is valid at the time they submit their profile.
The candidate is currently working for an employer specified on the work permit.
The candidate’s current employer has made an offer to employ the candidate in Canada on a full-time basis in a NOC 2011 Skill Type 0, A or B occupation once a permanent resident visa, if any, is issued
The job offer is from the same employer, as specified on the work permit.
The employer is not an embassy, consulate or high commission in Canada and does not appear on the list referred to in any of subparagraphs R200(3)(h)(i) to (iii).
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Does it count if i have PGWP(open work permit)