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Hi There,
I have a 3 year work permit issued under NAFTA from the US. On the CIC website it states the following for who can apply for an open work permit:
"You have a temporary resident permit valid for at least six months."
Would this be an opportunity to apply for an open work permit?
No - you're not eligible for an OWP under this rule.
To qualify you would need to hold a TRP (temporary resident PERMIT). Note that this is NOT the same thing as a TRV (temporary resident VISA).
A TRP is a special type of visa that is granted only in rare circumstances to those who are otherwise inadmissible to Canada (typically due to a crime) but have an urgent need to be in Canada (e.g. terminally ill parent).
You do not hold a TRP and therefore don't qualify for an OWP.
Ok, thanks for the quick reply
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