Can u work when on implied status??
While waiting for LMO for a TWP after being here on a working holiday visa for 1 yr in full time employment? Whilst also applying for PR.
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Re: Can u work when on implied status??
Originally Posted by staceyw82
(Post 8238939)
While waiting for LMO for a TWP after being here on a working holiday visa for 1 yr in full time employment? Whilst also applying for PR.
Thanks Hopefully one of the experts will be along and answer the question more fully for you. |
Re: Can u work when on implied status??
I know that once you submit an application to vegreville to extend or change your circumstances then you seem to deemed to have Implied status
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Re: Can u work when on implied status??
Originally Posted by staceyw82
(Post 8238939)
While waiting for LMO for a TWP after being here on a working holiday visa for 1 yr in full time employment? Whilst also applying for PR.
Thanks At this very moment I'm working in Toronto on Implied Status. My TWP extension is still in progress AND my PR application is in progress (well, it's "pending" but that's a different story!). |
Re: Can u work when on implied status??
Originally Posted by humanist
(Post 8241425)
I'm pretty sure you can.
At this very moment I'm working in Toronto on Implied Status. My TWP extension is still in progress AND my PR application is in progress (well, it's "pending" but that's a different story!). |
Re: Can u work when on implied status??
Originally Posted by burton bunch
(Post 8241444)
But what happens if your employer cannot get a new LMO and you have done meds ? Do you get Implied then ?
To be honest I didn't even mention my PR application, but I imagine that it wouldn't make any difference and I would still have to leave if my TWP application is unsuccessful. |
Re: Can u work when on implied status??
Originally Posted by humanist
(Post 8241637)
I was told quite categorically by immigration when I landed at TO airport last month that if my TWP application is rejected I must leave the country immediately.
To be honest I didn't even mention my PR application, but I imagine that it wouldn't make any difference and I would still have to leave if my TWP application is unsuccessful. |
Re: Can u work when on implied status??
Originally Posted by burton bunch
(Post 8241645)
But you could have gotten a visitor visa right? British Citizen and all that :confused:
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Re: Can u work when on implied status??
Originally Posted by staceyw82
(Post 8238939)
While waiting for LMO for a TWP after being here on a working holiday visa for 1 yr in full time employment? Whilst also applying for PR.
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Re: Can u work when on implied status??
Any application for a TWP that is submitted without a LMO would be rejected right away.
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Re: Can u work when on implied status??
Originally Posted by Jim Humphries
(Post 8242353)
Any application for a TWP that is submitted without a LMO would be rejected right away.
Our's wasn't. It took over 80 days to be rejected. |
Re: Can u work when on implied status??
Same! Mine hasn't been rejected yet and i sent it off mid october!
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Re: Can u work when on implied status??
Originally Posted by canglish
(Post 8242871)
Same! Mine hasn't been rejected yet and i sent it off mid october!
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Re: Can u work when on implied status??
Originally Posted by lucieg
(Post 8244830)
Mine was the same...applied for an extension to my work permit (didn't bother applying for an lmo) in September 09 and then got a letter back from them in December 09 stating that their records showed that I had recently landed as PR so they would not be processing my application and had refunded the fee.
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Re: Can u work when on implied status??
Originally Posted by burton bunch
(Post 8245228)
But what do you do for your Provincial health - they need copy of TWP and if you havent received the TWP how can you give them a copy :confused:
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