Which LMIA-exemption code should be considered in the related field? C10 or A75?
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Hello everyone, has anyone tried applying for a Tourist visa after the PR application and WP application. I have few questions:
1. Can GC key be different from WP/ PR application (as these files are managed by our lawyers)?
2. Are there any rejections for your Travel Visa because of pending WP/ PR application ?
3. Any other points that we need keep in mind for applying one Travel Visa.
1. Can GC key be different from WP/ PR application (as these files are managed by our lawyers)?
2. Are there any rejections for your Travel Visa because of pending WP/ PR application ?
3. Any other points that we need keep in mind for applying one Travel Visa.
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A75 would be compatible with SUV PR applicants. In the guide page of LMIA Exemption Codes, It is clear to use A75.
wondering, if anyone else got PPR updates after your date (2 dec 2021) here? it has already been 1.5 month around
Hello everyone,
I had a quick question,
Thankful to anybody who can help me with this.
So got an email saying the file status was updated almost a week ago, check the client status tool and the status was changed to "Decision made" nothing since then .
How many days will it take to hear from them after the status change and is the next step PPR?(outland applicant)
I had a quick question,
Thankful to anybody who can help me with this.
So got an email saying the file status was updated almost a week ago, check the client status tool and the status was changed to "Decision made" nothing since then .
How many days will it take to hear from them after the status change and is the next step PPR?(outland applicant)
I have Aor of 2019,
I was inland that time so had medical done Sept 2019.
due to personal reasons had to go back to my country and could not fly back to Canada .
my Medical was passed and extended until march2022.
The last set of docs asked before the status change was a police certificate from my home country.
And yes its SUV
Hello guys, I have a few questions about the work permit application, I appreciate any help.
For the LMIA-exempt offer of employment.
Business details:
1- Describe the principal business activity (required)
Job offer details:
2- LMIA exemption title (required) (is it A75 ?)
3- Please explain in your own words how you meet the requirements of the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) exemption. (Is there something specific I should write about?)
4- Experience and skills required to complete the job duties (required) (Is there something specific I should write about?)
For the LMIA-exempt offer of employment.
Business details:
1- Describe the principal business activity (required)
Job offer details:
2- LMIA exemption title (required) (is it A75 ?)
3- Please explain in your own words how you meet the requirements of the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) exemption. (Is there something specific I should write about?)
4- Experience and skills required to complete the job duties (required) (Is there something specific I should write about?)
@moh122
1. Just describe your startup business, as you would to your designated organization or investors - but include details of what activities you are doing or will be doing.
2. The exemption code is A75
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/temporary-residents/foreign-workers/exemption-codes.html#r205
3. Explain that your a SUV applicant who has received a commitment certificate and letter of support of the designated org, and have enough income to support your yourself. Also state that work permits issued under the SUV program are LMIA exempt. You can also include links like this (I did for my application):
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/temporary-residents/foreign-workers/provincial-nominees-permanent-resident-applicants/work-permits-start-business-class-permanent-resident-visa-applicants.html
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/start-visa/work-permits.html#2.0
4. You can talk about experience being an entrepreneur, ie you have been running the company or have had experience running companies or startups in the past. Or you have been an early stage employee of startups. You can also talk about education credentials. etc.
In my case, I just mentioned that I'm an experienced software developer, and founder of my startup
@moh122 I wouldn't stress too much about any of these parts, just write something sensible - this is no right answers to these questions.
In the end, the officers are just gonna look at these 3 criteria:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/start-visa/work-permits.html#2.0
1. Just describe your startup business, as you would to your designated organization or investors - but include details of what activities you are doing or will be doing.
2. The exemption code is A75
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/temporary-residents/foreign-workers/exemption-codes.html#r205
3. Explain that your a SUV applicant who has received a commitment certificate and letter of support of the designated org, and have enough income to support your yourself. Also state that work permits issued under the SUV program are LMIA exempt. You can also include links like this (I did for my application):
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/temporary-residents/foreign-workers/provincial-nominees-permanent-resident-applicants/work-permits-start-business-class-permanent-resident-visa-applicants.html
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/start-visa/work-permits.html#2.0
4. You can talk about experience being an entrepreneur, ie you have been running the company or have had experience running companies or startups in the past. Or you have been an early stage employee of startups. You can also talk about education credentials. etc.
In my case, I just mentioned that I'm an experienced software developer, and founder of my startup
@moh122 I wouldn't stress too much about any of these parts, just write something sensible - this is no right answers to these questions.
In the end, the officers are just gonna look at these 3 criteria:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/start-visa/work-permits.html#2.0
Should SUVs expect any movement until July 2022?
Visit Visa waiting times is 600 plus days now
Work permit waiting time is 52 weeks
PR applications for SUV - 30 months
https://moving2canada.com/ircc-memo-express-entry-2022-no-draw-for-six-months/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=220120_EE Draw 6 month pause&utm_content=220120_EE Draw 6 month pause+Version+A+CID_1097ccc15e4526721356dad57316b061&utm_source=CampaignMonitor&utm_term=Check it out
Visit Visa waiting times is 600 plus days now
Work permit waiting time is 52 weeks
PR applications for SUV - 30 months
https://moving2canada.com/ircc-memo-express-entry-2022-no-draw-for-six-months/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=220120_EE Draw 6 month pause&utm_content=220120_EE Draw 6 month pause+Version+A+CID_1097ccc15e4526721356dad57316b061&utm_source=CampaignMonitor&utm_term=Check it out
That memo paints a very ugly picture of what's happening in IRCC.
It's very unjust to prioritize people who applied last year but continue making people who applied 2-3 years to wait.
It's like our wait times are dependent on the next world crisis or events. I don't understand why people at IRCC cannot understand that this is fundamentally unfair.
If someone is a refugee, that's fine. Give them temporary status, and process their PR application in order of receipt with existing applications.
But IRCC should not place 20,000+ refugees/TR to PR applications ahead of existing applicants who have been waiting for over 2 years. It's such an obvious violation of fairness.
This is unacceptable.
It's very unjust to prioritize people who applied last year but continue making people who applied 2-3 years to wait.
It's like our wait times are dependent on the next world crisis or events. I don't understand why people at IRCC cannot understand that this is fundamentally unfair.
If someone is a refugee, that's fine. Give them temporary status, and process their PR application in order of receipt with existing applications.
But IRCC should not place 20,000+ refugees/TR to PR applications ahead of existing applicants who have been waiting for over 2 years. It's such an obvious violation of fairness.
This is unacceptable.
Has anyone heard or seen any movement for SUV applications? Knowing that the IRCC is changing its priorities for checking applications in 2022, I hope we see some changes in this silence and waiting game.