Submitting EE before LMIA comes through
#1
Submitting EE before LMIA comes through
Hi all,
I know this question has been answered before, but now that we have reached a crossroads I would like to know what are the next steps.
So, we are waiting for the LMIA to come through now (last step in the EE profile creation) so there's no reference number for it.
Our score with the LMIA is 521 and our score without it is 461.
Do we:
OPTION 1: Submit now with a score of 461 and when the LMIA comes (could be in 2-3 months) we update the application/profile with the LMIA reference number which will give us 521 points.
OPTION 2: Wait for the LMIA to come and complete our profile with the LMIA before submitting to get the full 521 points from the outset.
Thanks all,
Seeker.
I know this question has been answered before, but now that we have reached a crossroads I would like to know what are the next steps.
So, we are waiting for the LMIA to come through now (last step in the EE profile creation) so there's no reference number for it.
Our score with the LMIA is 521 and our score without it is 461.
Do we:
OPTION 1: Submit now with a score of 461 and when the LMIA comes (could be in 2-3 months) we update the application/profile with the LMIA reference number which will give us 521 points.
OPTION 2: Wait for the LMIA to come and complete our profile with the LMIA before submitting to get the full 521 points from the outset.
Thanks all,
Seeker.
#2
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Re: Submitting EE before LMIA comes through
I would recommend not waiting - things change so quickly when it comes to immigration - you have the points you might as well submit the EE profile, you never know when the points are going to hit the level you are at now, and you would be kicking yourselves if you could have received an invitation without the LMIA!
But do wait for a 2nd (or 3rd) opinion before jumping in
Calling Snowy and Christmasoompa
But do wait for a 2nd (or 3rd) opinion before jumping in
Calling Snowy and Christmasoompa
#3
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Joined: Sep 2019
Posts: 54
Re: Submitting EE before LMIA comes through
I agree, there's no point in waiting.
Draws are a bit messed up right now, the last few have been to CEC and PNP candidates only. If more CEC draws are made the points needed for this kind of draw should drop lower than the recent 464.
When FSW draws continue nobody really knows what is going to happen, it could go up or down.
Draws are a bit messed up right now, the last few have been to CEC and PNP candidates only. If more CEC draws are made the points needed for this kind of draw should drop lower than the recent 464.
When FSW draws continue nobody really knows what is going to happen, it could go up or down.
#4
Re: Submitting EE before LMIA comes through
I would recommend not waiting - things change so quickly when it comes to immigration - you have the points you might as well submit the EE profile, you never know when the points are going to hit the level you are at now, and you would be kicking yourselves if you could have received an invitation without the LMIA!
But do wait for a 2nd (or 3rd) opinion before jumping in
Calling Snowy and Christmasoompa
But do wait for a 2nd (or 3rd) opinion before jumping in
Calling Snowy and Christmasoompa
We submitted today and are in the pool! I doubt we will get anything until we submit the LMIA. But like you said, we dont want to kick ourselves if, for some reason, the draw qualification score drops to or below 461!
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Re: Submitting EE before LMIA comes through
Just spotted this - it's 50 points for a LMIA/job offer, so think your calculations are off! Should be 511 with one if your score is 461 now. Not that it matters as either way it'll be well over the minimum, but just thought I'd mention it so you don't wonder why it's less than expected.
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Re: Submitting EE before LMIA comes through
Just spotted this - it's 50 points for a LMIA/job offer, so think your calculations are off! Should be 511 with one if your score is 461 now. Not that it matters as either way it'll be well over the minimum, but just thought I'd mention it so you don't wonder why it's less than expected.