Valid job offer date

[johnny123]

I am with the current company (in Canada, with LMIA) as a skilled worker since Sep 2015. At that time, I signed the offer with the duration of 2 years. Since I will need a new one, in order to get 600 points, with the wording permanent, full-time and non-seasonal, I am wondering which date should be there? Like I signed it before I started working (before Sep 2015), or current date will be fine?

 

[johnny123]

Anyone?

 

[jes_ON]

Just to be clear, the job offer letter is not something YOU sign, it is something your employer signs.

The letter should be "recent" - Current date is fine, assuming you are applying soon. Doesn't matter if you have already started this position - as long as you are on a temporary work permit, it is essentially temporary employment. And if your employer already considers you permanent, they shouldn't have any issues with preparing a new letter).

 

[istari]

OP, are you thinking of a work contract ?

 

[johnny123]

Just to be clear, the job offer letter is not something YOU sign, it is something your employer signs.

The letter should be "recent" - Current date is fine, assuming you are applying soon. Doesn't matter if you have already started this position - as long as you are on a temporary work permit, it is essentially temporary employment. And if your employer already considers you permanent, they shouldn't have any issues with preparing a new letter).

Thank you for the reply and clarification. With me signing it I meant signing it as in accepting the offer.