This information was not found on the CIC website ... is it correct?
Could current employer apply for this type of Labour Market Impact Assessment. Even though
Permanent Job Offer for an NOC 0, A or B position
- No application fee
- Does not lead to a work permit BUT
- Supports your Express Entry application
- Approx. 10 – 20 days to process
I found the information below on the CIC website. Is it just referring to someone who had an open work permit?
My work permit expired and I did not apply to extend it. Can I stay and keep working in Canada?
You can apply to restore your work permit in the first 90 days after it expires. If you do this, you can stay in Canada until you get further instructions, but you must stop working until you receive your restored work permit. There is no guarantee that your application will be approved.
Otherwise, you must leave Canada right away when your work permit expires. If you do not leave, you could be deported and will need permission from an immigration officer to come back.
To restore your work permit:
• send an Application to Change Conditions or Extend Your Stay in Canada as a Worker to the Case Processing Centre in Vegreville, Alberta,
• on the form, say you are asking for your status to be restored and your work permit extended, and explain why you stayed in Canada longer than allowed, and
• pay C$200 to for your status to be restored and C$155 for the work permit itself (for a total of C$355).
Could current employer apply for this type of Labour Market Impact Assessment. Even though
Permanent Job Offer for an NOC 0, A or B position
- No application fee
- Does not lead to a work permit BUT
- Supports your Express Entry application
- Approx. 10 – 20 days to process
I found the information below on the CIC website. Is it just referring to someone who had an open work permit?
My work permit expired and I did not apply to extend it. Can I stay and keep working in Canada?
You can apply to restore your work permit in the first 90 days after it expires. If you do this, you can stay in Canada until you get further instructions, but you must stop working until you receive your restored work permit. There is no guarantee that your application will be approved.
Otherwise, you must leave Canada right away when your work permit expires. If you do not leave, you could be deported and will need permission from an immigration officer to come back.
To restore your work permit:
• send an Application to Change Conditions or Extend Your Stay in Canada as a Worker to the Case Processing Centre in Vegreville, Alberta,
• on the form, say you are asking for your status to be restored and your work permit extended, and explain why you stayed in Canada longer than allowed, and
• pay C$200 to for your status to be restored and C$155 for the work permit itself (for a total of C$355).
