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tontizzle
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« on: June 26, 2011, 03:42:12 pm »

How are people gettin on with LMO's? How likely are you to succeed in skill type B? Are employers likely to want to keep you on or do they find LMO hassle?
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Pouce
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Category........: CEC
Visa Office......: Seattle
NOC Code......: science
Job Offer........: Yes
App. Filed.......: 03-May-2010
AOR Received.: 03-Aug-2010
File Transfer...: 03-Mar-2011
Med's Request: 21-Sep-2011
Med's Done....: 16-NOv-2011
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« Reply #1 on: June 26, 2011, 11:19:37 pm »

Hi I don't know the probability. I got mine in 4 weeks.
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skrishna
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« Reply #2 on: July 11, 2011, 01:41:56 am »

I have masters and want to apply for job in Canada,,,....Now, for that I need work permit.......but I am not sure which category I can apply.....I am from India......Can you please let me know?

Hi I don't know the probability. I got mine in 4 weeks.
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GoldenArm
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Category........: Other
Visa Office......: will apply at Port of Entry
NOC Code......: 2322
Job Offer........: Yes
App. Filed.......: 12-Jul-2011 (LMO)
VISA ISSUED...: LMO received 09-Sep-2011

« Reply #3 on: July 11, 2011, 02:05:20 am »

I have masters and want to apply for job in Canada,,,....Now, for that I need work permit.......but I am not sure which category I can apply.....I am from India......Can you please let me know?


You can't apply for a LMO, only a prospective employer can do that.

If you are hoping to relocate first then find employment later, that's a different topic altogether.
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skrishna
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« Reply #4 on: July 13, 2011, 10:11:41 am »

thanks....I am interested in work permit.....And, want to apply for work permit visa in CAnada.....

You can't apply for a LMO, only a prospective employer can do that.

If you are hoping to relocate first then find employment later, that's a different topic altogether.
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scylla
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Visa Office......: Buffalo
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AOR Received.: 19-08-2010
File Transfer...: 28-06-2010
Passport Req..: 01-10-2010
VISA ISSUED...: 05-10-2010
LANDED..........: 05-10-2010

« Reply #5 on: July 13, 2011, 10:26:37 am »

thanks....I am interested in work permit.....And, want to apply for work permit visa in CAnada.....


Again, you can't apply for a work permit directly.

First you have to find an employer who is willing to hire you in Canada. Once you have found an employer, they have to obtain approval from the government to hire you by proving they couldn't find a Canadian to do the job (this is the LMO process). Once your future employer obtains permission to hire you, you must then apply for a work permit.

So your first step is to find an employer in Canada who is willing to hire you.
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skrishna
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« Reply #6 on: July 14, 2011, 12:52:01 pm »

Thanks for the valuable information.

Can you help me what is the right way to find jobs in Canada? Basically, I am in India and searching for jobs in Canada so I need to mention that in my resume??  I am posting my resume online but not getting any replies....

There are any chances to get job in Canadian Company from India?


If I need any agent, recruiter or job searching companies then only I will get JOB OFFER letter then PLEASE suggest me any names so I can look forward to that also.

I hold masters degree and trying alot but need a proper guidance to make my interview and offer letter.....

Any help would be appreciated......Thanks


Again, you can't apply for a work permit directly.

First you have to find an employer who is willing to hire you in Canada. Once you have found an employer, they have to obtain approval from the government to hire you by proving they couldn't find a Canadian to do the job (this is the LMO process). Once your future employer obtains permission to hire you, you must then apply for a work permit.

So your first step is to find an employer in Canada who is willing to hire you.
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