Regarding Pt 4, "you have 90 days form the rejection letter date to restore your status so you can look for an employer with a pre-approved LMO and apply for a restoration of status and work permit", I wonder what I am during these 90 days? Do I have to do anything to get that status? I suppose I cannot cross the border during this period?canadavisa13 said:hi angeland,
1)exprience gained under implied status is legal and will be counted towards the 12 months requirement for CEC even if your work permit gets refused.
2)in order to get a BOWP you need to have an AOR for your CEC application and hold a valid work permit which unfortunately not the case here since your work permit will expire before you can apply for pr.
3)delaying your LMO application of course is not a good idea because no one can predict the future processing times so make sure your employer send the application to service canada as soon as he meets the requirements.
4)in case you do not get a positive LMO which automaticaly means work permit extension will be rejected ten you have 90 days form the rejection letter date to restore your status so you can look for an employer with a pre-approved LMO and apply for a restoration of status and work permit you just have to pay the $150 work permit fees and $200 restoration fess as well.
if you are unable to restore your status as worker but you wish to stay in canada and wait for your CEC application to get processed then you can apply to restore your status as a visitor,$75 visitor fees and $200 restoration fees.
keep in mind you still have enough time to get your LMO in time and avoid all these problems before your work pemit expires in april 2014.
good luck
Can I 'switch' to visitor status once I know my WP extension is refused, do i still need to pay $200 for the restoration fee?
Thanks!