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Author Topic: PR in Process and Work Permit Expires  (Read 305 times)
pals4ram
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« on: May 10, 2011, 08:30:46 pm »

Hi All,

I am posting the same query on all known immigration forums.

My work permit(IT) is expiring next month and as per revised immigration norms my extension possibilities are thin. I have applied for my PR under FSW with AEO from current employer and PR is still in process. As the extension probabilities are low I think I have to go back to my country and I have to resign from current employer who offered AEO. Does my resignation impact my PR process which has AEO.

Please Advice.

Thanks,
PALS
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emjay025
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Category........: FSW3
Visa Office......: Buffalo -->  Transferred to New York
NOC Code......: 2171
Job Offer........: Yes
App. Filed.......: CIO - Mar 22, 2010; Full docs to Buffalo mid-Oct, 2010
AOR Received.: 1st - June 24, 2010;  2nd - Jan 7, 2011
File Transfer...: Transferred to New York, Nov 16, 2011
Med's Request: Mar 6, 2012
Med's Done....: Mar 14, 2012
Interview........: Waived
Passport Req..: Apr 5, 2012
VISA ISSUED...: May 4, 2012
LANDED..........: May 12, 2012

« Reply #1 on: May 12, 2011, 02:48:15 pm »

I might be in a similar position next year if my PR does not process fast enough.  Have you tried asking your employer for a Leave of Absence of some sort?  That way you would still be employed by them right?
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CIO 22Mar2010 - 1stAOR  24Jun2010 - Full docs sent Oct2010 - 2ndAOR 07Jan2011 - Transferred to NYVO 16Nov2011 - MR  06Mar2012 (Dated 29-Feb2012) - PPR 05-Apr2012 - COPR received 04May2012 - Landed 10May2012
chris_atlantic
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« Reply #2 on: May 12, 2011, 03:39:44 pm »

just to note, if you applied under Category 2 (FSW 2): For persons who have arranged employment offer with a Canadian employer, and you submitted an application while in canada working for that company, you will need to have a valid working visa to be issued residency, they check to see if you have a valid visa before requesting your passport.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who-employment.asp
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