Inland CEC Applicant

[supergir11]

Is it possible for me to have an interview after PPR instead of crossing the border? for unknown reason my Visa to the US got revoked and I prefer not crossing? and if there is an option for an interview, how long would it take to set up one?

Thanks

 

[magesh1988]

Is it possible for me to have an interview after PPR instead of crossing the border? for unknown reason my Visa to the US got revoked and I prefer not crossing? and if there is an option for an interview, how long would it take to set up one?

Thanks

Yes it is possible to book a meeting and get it done. couple of my friends waited approx. 12-18 days to get an appointment.

 

[erable_rouge]

Hello everyone!

I'm helping my friend fill up submit his application (has received an EE invite under CEC), however was confused about one of the questions.

He is a PGWP holder and is currently employed in Canada. Does he need to select the option, 'Has a job offer'' ? Since answering Yes, triggers another set of questions about LMIA and it's details. There is no option for LMIA.

 

[magesh1988]

Can you

Hello everyone!

I'm helping my friend fill up submit his application (has received an EE invite under CEC), however was confused about one of the questions.

He is a PGWP holder and is currently employed in Canada. Does he need to select the option, 'Has a job offer'' ? Since answering Yes, triggers another set of questions about LMIA and it's details. There is no option for LMIA.

Can you show that options you getting when you mention yes or no. If i see that i might get the idea i dont have top of my mind

 

[Tomi2]

Hello everyone!

I'm helping my friend fill up submit his application (has received an EE invite under CEC), however was confused about one of the questions.

He is a PGWP holder and is currently employed in Canada. Does he need to select the option, 'Has a job offer'' ? Since answering Yes, triggers another set of questions about LMIA and it's details. There is no option for LMIA.

If he has no job offer.. I believe answer should be "no"