I want to claim refugee status in Canada, can you help me?
No, we do not provide services related to refugee claims, refugee appeals, or humanitarian and compassionate cases in Canada.
No, we do not provide services related to refugee claims, refugee appeals, or humanitarian and compassionate cases in Canada.
We do not represent clients in judicial reviews at the Federal Court of Canada, handle stay of removal applications through the Federal Court, or conduct pre-removal risk assessments.
Our primary focus is assisting international skilled workers and Canadian companies with the work permit process in Canada. As such, we do not offer services for:
A Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is a document that Canadian employers need to obtain before hiring foreign workers. It assesses the impact of hiring a foreign worker on the Canadian labour market.
The LMIA process can take several weeks to months, depending on the type of LMIA and the complexity of the application.
Required documents include corporate financial statements, business licenses, and other business legitimacy documents. The specific requirements vary based on the type of LMIA.
Yes, we provide job offers with LMIAs during active recruitment campaigns for our employer clients. We specialize in recruiting highly skilled workers from around the world. Unlike some agencies, we do not have a shelf of job offers and LMIAs for sale, as this is illegal. We provide licensed foreign worker recruitment services [Read More…]
A transition plan is a commitment by the employer to undertake additional activities to reduce reliance on foreign workers. It is required for high-wage LMIA applications.
First and foremost, Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) are employer-driven and employer-owned documents. They cannot be bought by a worker. There is a large illegal trade in buying and selling LMIAs, which we are unequivocally not involved in. It is illegal to be involved in the buying and selling of LMIAs and to [Read More…]
Temporary Foreign Worker Compliance Inspections are conducted by ESDC’s Integrity Services Branch for employers using the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, and by IRCC for employers hiring through LMIA-exempt programs under the International Mobility Program. These inspections verify that the conditions of employment, such as wages and working conditions, meet the standards set out [Read More…]