Deducted 600 points

[mapletrunk]

I submit profile using my LMO and was credited 600 points in addition to other factors. One week ago when I check my profile, the 600 is gone.

Anybody on the same situation? What could be wrong?

 

[raj veena]

I heard the similar situation from one of them in the pool

Did u applied through lmia or lmo ?

 

[Intocanada]

I submit profile using my LMO and was credited 600 points in addition to other factors. One week ago when I check my profile, the 600 is gone.

Anybody on the same situation? What could be wrong?

Is your job permanent? when would you work permit expire?

 

[mapletrunk]

I heard the similar situation from one of them in the pool

Did u applied through lmia or lmo ?

LMO

 

[mapletrunk]

Is your job permanent? when would you work permit expire?

March 2016

 

[Intocanada]

March 2016

What about job offer? Is it permanent?

 

[mapletrunk]

Contract up to March 2016

 

[mapletrunk]

Any comments?

Thanks

 

[specialmary]

Any comments?

Thanks

The 600 points are only for permanent job offers that have obtained LMIA, not determinate contracts.

 

[mapletrunk]

But how can I get ITA as I met the CEC criteria?

Pls read : http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/employers/express-entry-presentation-fall2014.asp (Scenario 2)

 

[specialmary]

But how can I get ITA as I met the CEC criteria?

Pls read : http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/employers/express-entry-presentation-fall2014.asp (Scenario 2)

I am not in CEC. But Canada is changing its direction so that only workers with PERMANENT, FULL-TIME LMIA jobs can gain that extra 600 points. A lot of people are in the same boat as you do - having a Canadian job but not gaining that 600 points. You may talk to your employer to apply for LMIA, but LMIA has a requirement that your employer has tried his or her best to recruit Canadians but still unsuccessful before the government will give out LMIA. Proofs of attempting to recruit Canadian workers, for example, are required.

 

[mapletrunk]

I am not in CEC. But Canada is changing its direction so that only workers with PERMANENT, FULL-TIME LMIA jobs can gain that extra 600 points. A lot of people are in the same boat as you do - having a Canadian job but not gaining that 600 points. You may talk to your employer to apply for LMIA, but LMIA has a requirement that your employer has tried his or her best to recruit Canadians but still unsuccessful before the government will give out LMIA. Proofs of attempting to recruit Canadian workers, for example, are required.

Thanks.

Very inconsistent system. My employer had secured a LMO/LMIA prior to issuance of work permit. The work permit expires next year, a good one more year validity. Why should my employer advertise a job that's occupied (LMO'd).

 

[mapletrunk]

The application requirement for CEC thru EE is about experience, current employment, language ability, etc.. its not about job offer.


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

 

[specialmary]

The application requirement for CEC thru EE is about experience, current employment, language ability, etc.. its not about job offer.


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

True, but I was talking about gaining points through the Express Entry System. Without gaining ITA in EE, you cannot apply through CEC.

 

[Candy85]

Hey Mapletrunk,
Go back into your Mycic account and edit the section which ask about Job offer, then save it and see what happens.