Open work permit refused under R205(c)(ii)

[Kay Jones]

Open work permit refused under R205(c)(ii)

 

[Naturgrl]

Open work permit refused under R205(c)(ii)

Not a question. What does it say under IRCC law? What do you want to know?

 

[Kay Jones]

Find below the response from IRCC from my application- What can I do to reapply?

You do not qualify under the IMP as you provided insufficient information to demonstrate that your spouse’s employment in a qualifying TEER or LMIA exemption program. Refused under R205(c)(ii).

 

[Naturgrl]

Find below the response from IRCC from my application- What can I do to reapply?

You do not qualify under the IMP as you provided insufficient information to demonstrate that your spouse’s employment in a qualifying TEER or LMIA exemption program. Refused under R205(c)(ii).

So you reapply with your spouse’s job letter and paystubs to prove the NOC and then to prove you are eligible.

 

[Kay Jones]

Thank you for your response. But my spouse's is a religious worker and she get stipend as salary. though its a full time job and employers pays for her accommodation and other expenses including medical coverage. her job falls under TEER 1

 

[Naturgrl]

Thank you for your response. But my spouse's is a religious worker and she get stipend as salary. though its a full time job and employers pays for her accommodation and other expenses including medical coverage. her job falls under TEER 1

That may the reason you will not get an approved work permit. She may need to have a median salary that matches the NOC. And she is being paid a stipend not a salary that has tax deduction (CPP, EI). What information did you provide that she is doing her work?

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/temporary-residents/foreign-workers/work-without-permit/authorization-work-without-work-permit-clergy.html

 

[scylla]

Thank you for your response. But my spouse's is a religious worker and she get stipend as salary. though its a full time job and employers pays for her accommodation and other expenses including medical coverage. her job falls under TEER 1

You don't qualify for an open work permit.

 

[Kay Jones]

Religious Leader NOC 41302 - C50