FSW application

[norieltamayo]

hi everyone thi is regarding my application my representtive told us that our application was been sent to cio coz ive just produce a permanent job offer from my present employer here in calgary but the thing is im confuse my work here is not under skilled job but my wife is the one who has a skilled job and she is in the philippines.
Is it possible that our application was sent to cio? and how possible is it can someone explain it to me
thank you
noriel

 

[Cappuccino]

hi everyone thi is regarding my application my representtive told us that our application was been sent to cio coz ive just produce a permanent job offer from my present employer here in calgary but the thing is im confuse my work here is not under skilled job but my wife is the one who has a skilled job and she is in the philippines.
Is it possible that our application was sent to cio? and how possible is it can someone explain it to me
thank you
noriel

In order to be eligible to apply under Federal Skilled Worker currently, your job offer must be accompanied by a government approved LMO (labor market opinion) with TMW (temporary work permit) OR an AOE (arranged employment offer).

Since you are already working in Calgary this can't be an AOE (in which you would only be eligible to start working in Canada once residency status is approved), so I can only assume you have a temporary work permit?

If your work is not in skill level 0, A or B then you are not eligible to apply as a Federal Skilled Worker. CIC are not currently accepting applications without a job offer. For the same reason your wife's work experience in the Philippines will also not qualify you to apply as FSW since the LMO/TWP or AOE must be for a Canadian employer.

Therefore I do not think it is possible for your representative to make made a valid FSW application on your behalf. CIO would just reject the application on sight of your job offer being unskilled.

Sounds like a dodgy representative to me.

Wayne.