Do you have a labour market impact assessment (LMIA) application processing? Are you wondering why it is taking so long? Maybe you are thinking about submitting an application and want to avoid any possible delays.
You have made the tough decision to hire someone to help you with your immigration journey. Now you are presented with the difficult task of choosing who is going to help you. So now you must ask yourself, “Do I need an immigration lawyer or an immigration consultant?”
Many businesses in Canada depend on foreign workers to stay operational, as it can often be difficult to find local talent to fill positions, for low skill, high skill, agricultural, or seasonal jobs Canada needs foreign workers to help keep many areas of our economy going. So if you are a business owner/staffing manager and want to broaden your horizons with foreign workers or if you are a foreigner looking for a job in Canada read on to find out how work permit processing can affect your process.
This is the first question we get asked by clients. Everyone wants to know “Do I really need an immigration consultant to prepare my application?” The easy answer is no. Most immigration forms and guides are available on the Government of Canada or provincial websites. Anyone can fill out their own application form and send it off.
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