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i have to submit eAPR, and i have LMIA letter(outlander-to support the permanent residency-getting 600 points) and valid till March 15,2017,but in my job offer letter and LMIA letter its written anticipated date of job start December 20,2016 because my employer applied LMIA in june 2016, it took 4 months for positive assessment, I am arranging other documents after getting ITA on Nov. 2,2016, my question is,would there be any issue as now its January 2017 or should i get another letter of job offer with new expected date of job start. if i submit the same job offer letter from employer with (Dec. 20, 2016 start date), is there any risk that IRCC will reject my eAPR. I have another letter from employer where they have written that they extended the offer that expected start date of job till June 2017, so that i can submit my eAPR. should i attach this second letter which mention another letter of just expected start of job while all other conditions remains same.
Submit the second letter along with the original which has the anticipated start date of December 2016. That should be enough to clarify the situation.
2.My second question is on my job offer letter which is on company's official letter head and which mentioned address and website and email, but its not stamped(official seal), but its signed from HR manager and dated.is official seal(stamp) necessary on the job offer letter.My employer sent this official letter at the time of application of LMIA and that was not stamped, but LMIA APPROVED
No need for the stamp. The stamp is only in prevalence in a few countries and not in required if the letter is on the official letter head and provides the address, email and phone numbers.