*URGENT* Got laid off(shortage of work), very close to become PR

[Zver]

Hi all,

I applied for PR under Provincial Nominee Program. Since 4 days ago, my e-cas status says Decision Made. I am expecting to receive PPR request any day now.

I started this thread because I have a huge problem.

My employer is out of work and today he laid me off and gave me Record Of Employment. Reason is Shortage of work.
He can not afford to pay me any more.

My concern is:

Will this affect my PR application since I am so close to becoming a Permanent Resident?
What should I do in a situation like this? Just wait for PPR request since decision is made or should I notify somebody?

Please seniors advise. I am very worried.

Regards

 

[scylla]

It would probably make more sense to post your question to the Provincial Nomination section of this forum and also indicate under which provincial program you have applied:

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/provincial-nomination-program-immigration-b6.0/

 

[dior12]

Hi all,

I applied for PR under Provincial Nominee Program. Since 4 days ago, my e-cas status says Decision Made. I am expecting to receive PPR request any day now.

I started this thread because I have a huge problem.

My employer is out of work and today he laid me off and gave me Record Of Employment. Reason is Shortage of work.
He can not afford to pay me any more.

My concern is:

Will this affect my PR application since I am so close to becoming a Permanent Resident?
What should I do in a situation like this? Just wait for PPR request since decision is made or should I notify somebody?

Please seniors advise. I am very worried.

Regards

No it won't affect anything as far as I know.

 

[Zver]

I apologize.

Posted on Provincial Nominee section.

 

[Leon]

If your PNP application was based on that job, working for that employer and made with his support, then it could affect your PR application if the PNP finds out you are no longer working there. Can you talk your employer into making it a temporary lay off? That way, if asked, you can always say you hope to go back when he has work again.