My sister who is accompanying her spouse with a work permit has received the following introduction letter for port of entry
It has the the following text
Your application to work in Canada has been initially approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.The final decision to issue you a work permit and allow you to enter Canada is made after an examination by an officer in Canada. At that time, an officer will assess if you still meet the requirements of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act,
My sister has been working for a reputed bank in the home country but since she is coming on long leaves, she will not be having any job relieving letter
Is there any other kind of document required when facing the immigration officer at POE for open work permit? On what grounds can she be denied open work permit?
It has the the following text
Your application to work in Canada has been initially approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.The final decision to issue you a work permit and allow you to enter Canada is made after an examination by an officer in Canada. At that time, an officer will assess if you still meet the requirements of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act,
My sister has been working for a reputed bank in the home country but since she is coming on long leaves, she will not be having any job relieving letter
Is there any other kind of document required when facing the immigration officer at POE for open work permit? On what grounds can she be denied open work permit?