aeo
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Hi tejinder.
You should get an AEO according to the experience which you have mentioned in your initial application. Only that AEO will be a positive AEO. Otherwise your application might be rejected. So, be on the safe side try to get an AEO that matches your experience written in the initial application.
Any reliable immigration consultant can arrange AEO for you, but they will charge a fee. I think. Please consult other senior members of this forum.
Good Luck.
You should get an AEO according to the experience which you have mentioned in your initial application. Only that AEO will be a positive AEO. Otherwise your application might be rejected. So, be on the safe side try to get an AEO that matches your experience written in the initial application.
Any reliable immigration consultant can arrange AEO for you, but they will charge a fee. I think. Please consult other senior members of this forum.
Good Luck.
Hi,
To have an AEO, you need to first have a JOb offer from a Canadian Employer.
Some reliable lawyer/consultant can help find you one (WILL charge fees!!). But there is a hitch,,teaching being a regulated profession in Canada, chances are high that you wont get a Job Offer at all :-(
A pre-primary teacher, play school , day care (with certification & experience only) still have a better chance,,
Best wishes!!
I am not a lawyer nor an expert,,but a bit of experience, and I feel like sharing it with you. Best wishes!!
To have an AEO, you need to first have a JOb offer from a Canadian Employer.
Some reliable lawyer/consultant can help find you one (WILL charge fees!!). But there is a hitch,,teaching being a regulated profession in Canada, chances are high that you wont get a Job Offer at all :-(
A pre-primary teacher, play school , day care (with certification & experience only) still have a better chance,,
Best wishes!!
I am not a lawyer nor an expert,,but a bit of experience, and I feel like sharing it with you. Best wishes!!
What exactly is 1000 CAD? What have you done?
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What I did was I found a school to offer me a full time job offer. From there I handed the case to an immigration consultant to secure a positive AEO. Today I received an email from her that a positive AEO has been issued.
aghijan
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What I did was I found a school to offer me a full time job offer. From there I handed the case to an immigration consultant to secure a positive AEO. Today I received an email from her that a positive AEO has been issued.
aghijan
Hi
aghijan
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To expand on my comment a number of companies will process AEOs for a fee for applicants who they have no intention of hiring when they become PRs. That is why CBSA and CIC are starting to check for overseas offices if these jobs actually exist. You will see posts all the time that state" I had an approved AEO but (fill in the blank) office refused my PR application. What should I do.
PMM
What I did was I found a school to offer me a full time job offer. From there I handed the case to an immigration consultant to secure a positive AEO. Today I received an email from her that a positive AEO has been issued.aghijan said:
aghijan
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To expand on my comment a number of companies will process AEOs for a fee for applicants who they have no intention of hiring when they become PRs. That is why CBSA and CIC are starting to check for overseas offices if these jobs actually exist. You will see posts all the time that state" I had an approved AEO but (fill in the blank) office refused my PR application. What should I do.
PMM