R u waiting for AINP nomination

[SRS - WEC]

why dont you guys consider the option of a temporary resident permit...and dont forget that the moment you have apply you will have an implied status...

now I'm implied status because my extend visa application was received by cic before my visa expired.

by the way what's temporary resident permit? you meant visitors?

 

[reenku]

http://www.edsc.gc.ca/eng/jobs/foreign_workers/lmo_ref/index.shtml

FOR LMO MORATORIUM

 

[starla]

why dont you guys consider the option of a temporary resident permit...and dont forget that the moment you have apply you will have an implied status...
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You will only be in implied status (and still work until decision has been made) if you applied before your work permit expired..if you apply after the expiry date you are in restoration of status and it means you are no longer allowed to work while it is still in process.

 

[Mikjagger]

would you mind may I ask in which category you applied? are you in food service-pilot? thanks

hi, its food service pilot project

 

[mumay fort]

http://www.cbc.ca/m/news/#!/content/1.2682209, can somebody ellaborate this news please...i would like to hear your thoughts.. thank you

 

[starla]

Try this one out, more detailed facts from ESDC

http://www.esdc.gc.ca/eng/jobs/foreign_workers/reform/restrict.shtml

 

[duarca]

Sooooo I just participated to a AINP/temporary foreign worker information session, and they told us they processed 2500 already and they received more than 8000 applications. They also told us that applications are not processed on first come first served basis but if your profile is needed or not. To give an example, if you're a found and beverages counter then you need 3 years experience. But between person A who has 3 years experience in Canada and person B,who has 1 year experience in Canada and 2 somewhere else, they will process person A file first, without distinction between who send it first. Because what's important is that the more experience you have abroad, the more time it will take to contact your previous employers.

Oh and of course they repeated same b*****t which is it is your problem if your visa expired. An agent will call you and ask you if you're still working or not. If you are not in the process of getting a new visa, well you can say bye bye to your nomination.

 

[mims2000]

is it possible to call ainp to know the status of the application? just wondering..

thanks

 

[duarca]

is it possible to call ainp to know the status of the application? just wondering..

thanks

Nope unless your application has been sent more than 12 months ago

 

[mumay fort]

Try this one out, more detailed facts from ESDC

http://www.esdc.gc.ca/eng/jobs/foreign_workers/reform/restrict.shtml

Thank you!

 

[mannual]

Sooooo I just participated to a AINP/temporary foreign worker information session, and they told us they processed 2500 already and they received more than 8000 applications. They also told us that applications are not processed on first come first served basis but if your profile is needed or not. To give an example, if you're a found and beverages counter then you need 3 years experience. But between person A who has 3 years experience in Canada and person B,who has 1 year experience in Canada and 2 somewhere else, they will process person A file first, without distinction between who send it first. Because what's important is that the more experience you have abroad, the more time it will take to contact your previous employers.

Oh and of course they repeated same b*****t which is it is your problem if your visa expired. An agent will call you and ask you if you're still working or not. If you are not in the process of getting a new visa, well you can say bye bye to your nomination.

where and when did you participate

 

[duarca]

Prefer not to say it, sorry.

 

[mims2000]

Sooooo I just participated to a AINP/temporary foreign worker information session, and they told us they processed 2500 already and they received more than 8000 applications. They also told us that applications are not processed on first come first served basis but if your profile is needed or not. To give an example, if you're a found and beverages counter then you need 3 years experience. But between person A who has 3 years experience in Canada and person B,who has 1 year experience in Canada and 2 somewhere else, they will process person A file first, without distinction between who send it first. Because what's important is that the more experience you have abroad, the more time it will take to contact your previous employers.

Oh and of course they repeated same b*****t which is it is your problem if your visa expired. An agent will call you and ask you if you're still working or not. If you are not in the process of getting a new visa, well you can say bye bye to your nomination.

hi. so there will be no guarantees that u will be approved even if ur waiting for quite awhile like 7 or 8 months?

 

[duarca]

Apparently. As long as it's within been processed within 8 to 12 months. My understanding, and we already saw it here on this post, is that if someone apply now, with a really interesting profile, he/she might get nomination before other people who are waiting since a long time...

 

[mannual]

next week eight months start ??? waiting ............