Hi, I have got the offer letter and agreement letter from the Company CARGILL LIMITED, they have forwarded my ESDC letter my LMIO certificate and my VISA application file approval notification letter also.I wanted to know whether this is genuine or fake. They have forwarded my case to Their representative here in New Delhi Indian Canadian Embassy, who is processing my case. Please help
My offer and VISA processing is genuine or not,please help.
- Thread starter tripathi.achiever
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You need to post a copy of the offer here with personal details removed. Sounds suspcious based on fact that companies do not have access to representatives in embassies but need to see the offer. If any offer includes any one of accommodation,food or flights then will be fake.
See these previous posts about fake Cargill offers
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...threads/job-offer-from-cargill-canada.652175/
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...-the-authenticity-of-the-offer-letter.646931/
See these previous posts about fake Cargill offers
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...threads/job-offer-from-cargill-canada.652175/
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...-the-authenticity-of-the-offer-letter.646931/
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The PDF file is not getting copy pasted on this forum, is their any other mode i can send you the docs.
Further to my aplication they have sent me ESDC, LMIO Work permit application approvals also.please suggest.
Did you read the links above and the offer letters posted there. Scammers can easily create ESDC and LMIA letters does not mean they are real and usually can tell if the emails are not official Canada Government/Immigration email addresses.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/protect-fraud.html
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/protect-fraud.html
Good day house..Please i need information on how to get a work permit from companies.. what i should do, procedures and necessary information to go about ithanks
It is almost impossible to secure a job from outside Canada unless someone has unique skills not readily available in the country. Employers are just not that willing to pay for an LMIA and spend time advertising a position when they have plenty of residents. Nothing to stop you looking through Indeed, linkedin or jobbank