solanki123 said:
guys help! what kind of work permit to apply after submitting federal yesterday and wp expiring at end of this month
Since you have no AOR letter yet, you are not eligible to apply BOWP.
You may have to apply for regular WP. As a provincial nominee, you may be eligible for LMIA exemption.
Cited from IRCC:
Foreign workers nominated by a province or territory
See chapter OP 7b (PDF, 221.20 KB) for more information on the permanent resident process.
More information is available on the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program pre-nomination initiative.
A person who has a valid nomination from a province or territory for permanent residence and is employed or has a job offer from an employer based in that province may be issued a work permit without requiring an LMIA.
In order for this provision to be applied, the application for the work permit must include the following:
- the Offer of employment to a foreign national exempt from a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) form [IMM 5802] and proof the employer has paid the employer compliance fee;
- a copy of the nomination letter from the provincial or territorial government that confirms that the foreign national has been nominated for permanent residence by the province (if the nomination is expired, a copy of the acknowledgement letter confirming that CIC received the permanent residence application while the nomination was still valid); and
- a statement from the province that it has determined that all factors required for the issuance of a work permit under paragraph R204(c) as per its agreement with Canada have been met, identifying the occupation and employer information. The required factors include
-- that the nominated individual is urgently required by the provincial-based employer who has made the foreign national a job offer in that province or territory (it should be noted that self-employed persons are therefore not eligible for this type of work permit, given the lack of employer-employee relationship),
-- that the job offer is genuine and the job offer will create economic benefits or opportunities,
-- that the employment is not part-time or seasonal, and
-- that the wages and working conditions of the employment would be sufficient to attract and retain Canadian citizens.
Applications that do not include the requested information will be refused. Persons whose nominations have expired but who submitted an application for permanent residence before the expiry date of the nomination and are waiting for their acknowledgement of receipt of the permanent residence application letter from CIC should
- delay their application for a work permit under this provision until they obtain the acknowledgement of receipt;
- seek an extension of their certificate to the nominating jurisdiction; or
- obtain an LMIA.
