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lalithkumar21

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Aug 22, 2017
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Hello,

I have a doubt while submitting my EE profile, in the work history column, where it has a column called "Intended to work in canada"

Does XYZ has a valid job offer in canada?

What should i select, I am working full-time currently for a firm, and they provided a job offer when they hired me! So, should i select yes for that? If i need to select no, then can you justify why? Let me know!

Thanks
 
Thank you, but I don't have an LMIA though, so should I still submit no for that? I did look up in cic from the link above, it's confusing since it doesn't mention anything about the CEC class category !

Thanks
 
If you don't have a LMIA, then you should say no. I said no to my application even if I have a job offer and I don't have LMIA.
 
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