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Urgent hlp: Got Job Offer.But No Proof of Eligibility to work..Waiting for PGWP

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ambi2015

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Sep 26, 2015
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Hello everyone,

I just got a full-time job offer.. Now my employer has asked me to provide a work permit but I have not received it yet. I applied on September 18, 2015 for PGWP.

Please help, what kind of proof of eligibility I can show to them. I have off-campus work permit and SIN till march 2017.

Please please help...

Thank you....
 
Show them the SIN.
 
scylla said:
Show them the SIN.
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Thank you for your reply. SIN card does not show that I am eligible to work full-time.

I have heard that some people got a letter form cic that shows they can work full-time after applying for PGWP.

Could you please tell me about that if you have any idea ??

Thank you.
 
Cant you explain to them that you currently have a part time work permit but have applied for a work permit that will allow you to work full time, so could you start off part time till you get your PGWP?
 
HoPe90 said:
Cant you explain to them that you currently have a part time work permit but have applied for a work permit that will allow you to work full time, so could you start off part time till you get your PGWP?
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But I know I am eligible to work full-time. And I don't want to loose this opportunity. I just need some proof.
 
I think first and foremost you should explain this to your employer and on monday you should contact immigration concerning your application. If the employer chose you for the job , then im sure it means they value you as an employee and what you could possibly bring, so they would most likely understand.
 
Hi,


HoPe90 said:
I think first and foremost you should explain this to your employer and on monday you should contact immigration concerning your application. If the employer chose you for the job , then im sure it means they value you as an employee and what you could possibly bring, so they would most likely understand.
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You are unnecessarily making a simple thing too complicated. OP has already been answered by Scylla.
 
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