LMO PROCESSING TIMES 2013

[Y16v]

19 week ?? Why ? What noc? Or job title?

 

[stopDA]

19 week ?? Why ? What noc? Or job title?
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Food counter attendant. Yes, a simple job like food counter attendant requires a 19 week wait. I'd say that there's probably something skeevy about this particular employer as this is his third attempt at getting an LMO.

 

[MMCanada2014]

Hi everyone,
My employer has submitted an unamed LMO (NOC 2173) for Alberta about 11 weeks ago, the lawyer insists that it is taking 10 weeks in average, even I called Service Canada yesterday and they mention 8 weeks only in avaerage ??? !! I have seen guys on this forum waiting for 6+ months, so are thoses the abnormal cases or it's really that everyone is suffering recently?

 

[labse2004]

i want to ask also for Live in Caregiver 6months already still no LMO is this is normal or due to delays about the new updates regarding the processing times and etc..Thanks

 

[Ronaldonyx]

i want to ask also for Live in Caregiver 6months already still no LMO is this is normal or due to delays about the new updates regarding the processing times and etc..Thanks

LMO for live-in caregiver is as short as 5 weeks. My brother-in-law and I got the same length of time in processing our LMOs for our live-in caregivers. The delay actually depends how good your employer in providing justification why you should get hired.

 

[TrynaBL]

LMO for live-in caregiver is as short as 5 weeks. My brother-in-law and I got the same length of time in processing our LMOs for our live-in caregivers. The delay actually depends how good your employer in providing justification why you should get hired.

Wow, that is awesome! I hope they keep up the good work 'till the family hiring me gets theirs, at least...

 

[labse2004]

Hi to Ronaldonyx..can i get your yahoomail...Thanks and have a nice day ahead!

 

[efazilian]

LMO for live-in caregiver is as short as 5 weeks. My brother-in-law and I got the same length of time in processing our LMOs for our live-in caregivers. The delay actually depends how good your employer in providing justification why you should get hired.

May I know what territory in Canada you are applying for LMO? Thanks

 

[nzsr_786]

Hi Guyzz..just to give you an idea about processing time.. I have got my LMO approved for Saskatchewan yesterday (25th Feb 2014)..application was submitted in last week of November..so RELIEVED now !!

 

[tiagodj]

Hi Guyzz..just to give you an idea about processing time.. I have got my LMO approved for Saskatchewan yesterday (25th Feb 2014)..application was submitted in last week of November..so RELIEVED now !!

That would be 13 weeks, a really good timeline nowadays. Congrats!

What is the NOC code?

Thanks

 

[nzsr_786]

I BET U MIGHT NOT HAVE HEARD IT BEFORE AS THERE AS VERY VERY FEW KNOW ABOUT MY FIELD..ITS 3141_AUDIOLOGIST AND SPEECH PATHOLOGIST.

 

[Y16v]

I am in 14 week now for regina as a painter.........
What is your next step?

 

[MMCanada2014]

Hi
My employer has applied for LMO, NOC 2173, Alberta the second week of Dec-2013 and on Friday we have received the +ve LMO. It's still unamed LMO

 

[stopDA]

I am in 14 week now for regina as a painter.........
What is your next step?

You should have it soon within the next two weeks. If it takes longer than 16 weeks, then it means that they're doing an investigation on your employer.

 

[Y16v]

what you mean that they investigate my employ