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Welfare question

deadsea02

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Jan 27, 2013
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Hey Guys. I have a question, i hope i get an answer!
I am in Canada under closed work permit, i applied for pr under skilled worker (Arranged Employment). If i apply for welfare, Do you think it will harm my pr application process?
 

Leon

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I am not even sure you would get welfare as you are not a PR or a citizen. If you are eligible for it, then there are no concrete rules that say you can't apply for welfare while applying for PR but if your closed permit employer is the same one that gave you an AEO, immigration may question your ability to survive in Canada on the wages you are being offered or if the case is that you are laid off, they may question the validity of your AEO.

If you are short of cash, you can go to the food bank and there are also places where you can eat for free. That way, you can stretch your cash a bit further.
 

Kamalkell

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Aug 19, 2013
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I have my interview next week. Please help me!
The letter says persons being landed as Concention refugees must provide the originals of the documents sent to CPC-Vegreville. Which ones are those documents?
 

Optymystyc

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Kamalkell said:
I have my interview next week. Please help me!
The letter says persons being landed as Concention refugees must provide the originals of the documents sent to CPC-Vegreville. Which ones are those documents?
They are documents you presented to the immigration office where you first made your claim. If they took the originals from you, worry not. On your interview day, ensure to bring with you all identifying documents issued prior to your entry into Canada (copies or originals) alongside your Canadian identifying documents e.g driver's license, health card etc.