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Author Topic: FSW2: Can an expired LMO be replaced with an AEO? How?  (Read 190 times)
justtheme
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Category........: FSW2
Visa Office......: Buffalo
Job Offer........: Yes
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App. Filed.......: 14-12-2010
AOR Received.: 03-09-2011
IELTS Request: Done
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« on: January 11, 2012, 10:27:23 am »

Here's my situation:

I applied for PR in December 2010 as a Skilled Worker with Arranged Employment. The application was supported with an LMO and my old work permit. My work permit just expired and I can't stay in the country for personal reasons. My company wants to keep me an employ me once I come back. The question is whether my company can apply for an Arranged Employment Opinion to replace the old LMO in my application for PR. If approved, should I just submit the AEO to the visa office (Buffalo) processing my application? Will that secure my permanent residency process?

Thanks!
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justtheme
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Posts: 163
Ratings: +2
Category........: FSW2
Visa Office......: Buffalo
Job Offer........: Yes
Pre-Assessed..: Yes
App. Filed.......: 14-12-2010
AOR Received.: 03-09-2011
IELTS Request: Done
File Transfer...: 03-09-2011
Med's Request: Soon
Med's Done....: Soon
Interview........: Soon
Passport Req..: Soon
VISA ISSUED...: Soon
LANDED..........: Already in Canada

« Reply #1 on: January 11, 2012, 04:43:49 pm »

Any clues?
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katniss
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« Reply #2 on: January 12, 2012, 09:48:46 am »

Hi Justtheme,

While I am not 100% sure about the AEO being able to replace the LMO in this case; however I do know that I once consulted with a lawyer about FSW applications and he said that "one needs to maintain worker status throughout the application timeline" for it to be valid. In this case, I am wondering if you could take advantage of the "implied status" clause while you wait for the AEO to be submitted?

Just a thought... not sure if this helps!
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