Canadian Work Permit Application - LMIA Exempt - Part 2
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2024
- Dive deeper into the complexities of the Canadian work permit application with Part 2 of our informative series. This video is designed to equip Colombian nationals and others looking to work in Canada with the necessary tools and insights to navigate the application process effectively. From answering eligibility questions to completing crucial forms, we've got you covered.
🔍 In This Video, You Will Discover:
Answering Eligibility in the IRCC Secure Account: We guide you through the process of accurately answering eligibility questions to ensure you're on the right track from the start.
Finding Your Checklists: Learn how to locate and understand the checklists that are crucial to organizing your application.
Supporting Documents to Include: A comprehensive overview of the essential supporting documents you need to strengthen your application.
Links to Find This Information: Direct access to the most reliable sources for all the information you need, making your application process smoother.
What to Include: Insights into the specific details you must include in your application to avoid common mistakes and delays.
How to Complete IMM 5710: Step-by-step guidance on filling out form IMM 5710, a key component of your work permit application.
Join us as we provide you with a detailed roadmap for your work permit application process. Whether you're applying from within Colombia or Canada, this video ensures you have all the knowledge at your fingertips.
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Wow! This is exactly what I need. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much! I'm doing my application today, and this was super helpful!
Glad to hear, thank you!
Thanks. This very helpful
Thanks for my whole heart.
Well done explaining the process
Thank you!
thank you sir steven
best explanation ever
Thank you so much Andres. I appreciate a like/subscribe and share to help me continue to produce this content. I’ve got PR pathways launching soon. Thank you for the comment and support.
Thank you so much, sir!
You bet!
Thank you for sharing the detailed video. My employer mentioned in offer letter for 3 years duration but my providence work permit support letter gave me 2 years. So how many years I should mention while applying a work permit?
Thank you for these videos! the path for an OWP holder spouse of a PGWP holder is VERY CONFUSING. It doesn't throw this list of documents no matter what I change :(
Glad it was helpful! And yes, their is conflicting information on their website, in their portals. That's why I do recommend just at least having a review with a professional who does a lot of them, as they understand based on experience.
Just keep in mind that to get an open work permit, with spouse on PGWP, because PGWP is not closed, you must show that the PGWP holder is working (paystubs etc).
I have got my endorsement under AIP in Nova Scotia, and applying for work permit extension through employer, could you please tell me what do I select where you selected International mobility program. Thank you!
Hello thank you for such videos they are really helpful. Could you please help with closed work permit extension for PNP certificate holders too please
Thank you for the excellent video, Steven. I got nomination certificate from Ontario. To extend my work permit I need to apply for T13 LMIA exemption.
Have you been told by an Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada office that you are approved in principle for permanent residence in Canada? This should be YES in my case, correct?
Also, in my case all these steps are same except I need to select Provincial Nomination work holder, correct?
I will appreciate your response!!
Thank you so much for this helpful video. Could you please answer if i am married and have my pgwp for 2 more years, as my wife with her owp. Should she also apply for a new work permit, if i am getting a close work permit? Thank you again
Very helpful
Glad you think so!
Thank you for the clear and detailed explanation. I have one quick question, in the 5710 when they ask for a "national identity document" do they mean a Canadian one? like BC ID or the one from my country? also, at the beginning, would changing from "LMIA exempt application" to "International agreement application" not change anything? cause I see the invitation letter as a requirement too, I'm applying within Canada NOC 42201 charitable work LMIA exempt. Thank you in advance.
No! They mean from your home country, and BC ID is a provincially issued document, not federally (national). It appears one selection requests an invitation letter. This is probably because some international agreements require one. It appears to be a bug in the system and I don't believe the charitable work exemption C51 requires an invitation letter. www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/temporary-residents/foreign-workers/exemption-codes/canadian-interests-charitable-religious-work-r205-exemption-code-c50.html
Hi, thanks for this content it is very interesting the way you explain the whole process. Would you please help me with a doubt that I have, and I havent found any information about that. You said that some where you read that offert emploiments are only vaid for 60 days. Can you please confirm that information to me. Thank you.
I believe they are active for 2 months to be matched with a work permit, but I cannot confirm where I recall seeing this. It's good practice anyways to submit within 60 days, and I haven't had an issue ever keeping it within those 60 days.
Super.. Expecting more informative videos which is helpful for foreigners to work or study
Thank you, please let me know which more you want to see. More are coming!
I want ask you that how to extend LMIA work permit with another LMIA letter.
@@sjpimmigration please can tell me how to apply with second LMIA letter
That would be a closed work permit application. I don't have a video for LMIA specific yet, but I have LMIA exempt closed, as in this case. It would be very similar, but would include the offer of employment from employer@@nitumotwani
Thank you so much! It is very clear. Just have a quick question. In the 5710 form where it says "National identity document" does that mean my national document ID or Canadian ID? For example BC ID or Mexican ID, thank you!
It means national ID from your home country if you have one. Drivers license is not a national ID, it’s provincial, so yes, it would be a Mexican national ID, or any other country if you have.
@@sjpimmigration hello thank you for the clarification, but how if my national ID has no issue date nor expiry date?
Thank you sr, this content is very useful for companies and people, I have a question: if one person apply for a Work Permit under FTA Colombia - Canada in professional category, this permit is Open or Close. Thank you so much
It is closed because the employer is submitting a job offer through the employer portal.
Do you have any video in which I can see the step-by-step filing process for LMIA based work permit ?
Not yet, it's definitely in the pipeline though.
Thank you for the video. It is great. Just a quick question: I am applying for a work permit under startup business class and my client information contains lots of information and supporting documents and even after compressing the final PDF file it is still larger than 4 MB. Based on your opinion is it okay if I provide google drive links in my file for some of the supporting documents instead of merging them in the file?
I’ve referenced links to outside sources in the past yes! But keep the most important documents as PDF’s for sure and be sure it’s clear to officer the limitations.
Hey, thanks for the video. My employers gave me a number to input in my application at some point. Inam almsotndome with my application and i don't see anywhere where I should input that number. Am I doing the right thing ?
If you are referring to the "A number" you'll see a field where it can be entered on IMM 5710 (if applying from within Canada) when selecting "Exemption from Labour Market Impact Assessment"
At 8:23 in the question have you submitted a PR application in Canada, let’s say we have submitted a PR application do we still answer no? Coz in the help button for that specific question it says PR for USA?
You may answer yes, and it may then try to send you to the sequence to apply for an open work permit (bridging or similar). This eligibility questionnaire should be taken lightly. If you are trying to get to the closed work permit LMIA exempt work permit application, you don’t want to go down the open work permit route (your document checklist will be incorrect).
Hey can yiou do video on AIP supported work Permit Please ,
Thank you
I will do my best! It’s on the docket
Thanks for the info! I have a question, when I found a job offer in JobBank with the specification “this employer has an LMIA” or “this employer have applied for LMIA”, means that job offer has already a worker chosen? And there is no option for me to apply? I understand the LMIA is for a particular person right? So looking for employers with LMIA is not a good way for me to look for a job!!! Thanks a lot!
It means employer has applied or has indicated to JobBank they are applying for an LMIA. There is a good chance the employer may have already found a worker, however, there are some LMIAs that can be applied for without the foreign workers names. These are common with low-wage LMIAs with multiple positions ie. 10 housekeepers. They may not have found all the housekeepers yet, but know that their company will need to hire 10, and that's what application they are making. Once the LMIA is approved, the employer can add names to the LMIA after recruiting the workers by calling or emailing Service Canada.
Usually if there are multiple vacancies indicated on the Job Ad, there's a greater chance they don't have all the workers lined up, rather than a job ad for 1 specific role and vacancy in a company.
@@sjpimmigration Oh thanks for the explanation. This is something that has not been explained before! There are different immigration officers and even "youtubers" but nobody has explained this before. I came across that for common sense!! So if I found a job offer for a company looking just one person and already has the LMIA it is almost sure that position has a "name" on it! Thanks a lot!
I'm on PGWP, I just got LMIA positive from my employer, now going to apply for CWP, what should I show in" Offer of employment"? Is that the employment letter?
Thank you.
I don't have a video yet on LMIA required CWP, however, you need to include also your employment contract/job offer, as stipulated in IMM 5556 checklist unlike the LMIA-exemption indicated in this video.
Hello sir, I could not get one point here.
I am already doing job for charitable company(which is eligible for lmia exempt)on my PGWP since last 2.5 years. still I need to apply for lmia exempt work permit?
Yes you can. The benefit of getting your employer to submit this offer and applying for a closed work permit, would enable you more time and also qualify you for 50 pts if the work is skilled, the closed work permit is approved, and you've been working for that employer for over 1 year.
Hello, thank you very much for the information. I have a question and I'm not sure if you can please help me solve it. In the case of someone applying for a temporary work visa from outside of Canada through an LMAI exception with an NOC 41200. Specifically regarding the question: "Will you be coming to Canada under an active public policy or special measure announced by IRCC?" It is necessary to respond Yes or No. I ask you this because I believe I have seen that this NOC belongs to a program called the International Mobility Program and I would like to clarify that doubt. Thank you very much for your valuable assistance.
As I've shown, this eligibility checker is just to get you to the type of work permit you can apply for (open, closed). If you qualify under a public policy as indicated and select yes, you will get the option to apply for an open work permit. If you also select written job offer, yes, you will get the option for a closed work permit as well. You choose the option that best describes the type of work permit you need to apply for and which stream. The International Mobility Program is how the majority of Canada's work permits are coded (LMIA exemptions, spousal open work permit, PGWP etc). The other program is the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (LMIA required). This video references the LMIA-exemption under the Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement, which falls under the IMP. For a list of all the Public Policies: www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/mandate/policies-operational-instructions-agreements/public-policies.html
Thanks a lot. Your information is very useful👍🏽
Can I select "I'm working under an international agreement" if I'm from Argentina? Or is it only for Colombia?? I have a PNP from NS
If you have PNP from NS, you want to apply for a T13 exemption (probably). I don’t have the specific details of your file, but that’s not an international agreement, it’s an LMIa exemption.
I should have a video on that soon.
Where to find IMM5802 Offer of Employment to a Foreign National LMIA-Exempt
Heyy. If I am in the process of PR do I switch the answer to yes?. Also I am LMIA exempt and pnp approved. Will the process for me change ?
You could and it may give you the option to then apply for an Open Work Permit, which you may not be eligible for. You want to apply for a "Work Permit" based on your LMIA-exemption. You want to get to the closed work permit application sequence.
Where does one find the A - number
It gets sent to the email address 5 mins after submission of the offer in the employer portal. It also will be visible by searching, you must hit search, under submitted offers of employer in the employer portal.
What if your 10yr employment history can’t hold. What do you do?
The guide and I always recommend adding the full 10 years in your own table, and adding to client information.
Hello, I am a little bit confused if I am applying under the francophone mobility program what option should I select - I am applying for an employer-specific work permit with LMIA-exemption or I am working under an international agreement or I am applying for a work permit through an active pilot project or an active public policy fow work permits annouced by IRCC?' Thank you
I am applying under the francophone mobility program too. I think you should choose an employer-specific work permit with LMIA-exemption
That’s correct. It’s not an international agreemnt
I have a video specifically on FMP :)
Hey can I apply close work permit without LMIA ,
If you qualify under a specific LMIA-exemption then yes.
t's possible to apply in the border ?
I don’t recommend that generally, as you can maintain your status and/or apply from within Canada at this time.
How to apply for letter of support ?
It varies province to province!
help me please,,,i want to apply for work permit in canada. how can I get your personal message.
Hy there is there any way i can contact you please
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