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Re: Canada Spouse Open Work Permit (sowp)timeline by Ifetech81: 7:29pm On Aug 19
Temas:
Showing POF will depnds on the program under which she got her invitation.

CEC- No need to show POF-- Emplyment details and payslip is enough
Other programs like FWS-inland, trade and non-CEC will still need to show settlement funds.
Thank you.But at the IRCC page,there is where they stated that,once you have Valid Job offer and Authorization to work in Canada and you are already working in Canada, that such person is Exempt from showing Proof of Fund.So,i just need more clarification in respect to that statement at their page.pls reply.
Re: Canada Spouse Open Work Permit (sowp)timeline by Temas: 8:02pm On Aug 19
Ifetech81:
Thank you.But at the IRCC page,there is where they stated that,once you have Valid Job offer and Authorization to work in Canada and you are already working in Canada, that such person is Exempt from showing Proof of Fund.So,i just need more clarification in respect to that statement at their page.pls reply.
To legally exempt you from Proof of Funds under the FSWP or FSTP streams, your job offer must meet all of the following IRCC job offer criteria:It must be in writing for a full-time, non-seasonal job for at least one year after your PR is approved.It must be backed by a regular[b] Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) that names you and your position.OR, if it is LMIA-exempt, you must have a closed, employer-specific work permit, have worked for that exact employer for at least 1 continuous year, and have a new offer from them[/b]
Re: Canada Spouse Open Work Permit (sowp)timeline by Temas: 8:04pm On Aug 19
Ifetech81:
Thank you.But at the IRCC page,there is where they stated that,once you have Valid Job offer and Authorization to work in Canada and you are already working in Canada, that such person is Exempt from showing Proof of Fund.So,i just need more clarification in respect to that statement at their page.pls reply.
To legally exempt you from Proof of Funds under the FSWP or FSTP streams, your job offer must meet all of the following IRCC job offer criteria:It must be in writing for a full-time, non-seasonal job for at least one year after your PR is approved.It must be backed by a regular Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) that names you and your position.OR, if it is LMIA-exempt, you must have a closed, employer-specific work permit, have worked for that exact employer for at least 1 continuous year, and have a new offer from them
Re: Canada Spouse Open Work Permit (sowp)timeline by Ifetech81: 10:18am On Aug 20
Temas:
To legally exempt you from Proof of Funds under the FSWP or FSTP streams, your job offer must meet all of the following IRCC job offer criteria:It must be in writing for a full-time, non-seasonal job for at least one year after your PR is approved.It must be backed by a regular Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) that names you and your position.OR, if it is LMIA-exempt, you must have a closed, employer-specific work permit, have worked for that exact employer for at least 1 continuous year, and have a new offer from them
She was Nominated under Alberta Advantage immigration program Non-Express entry healthcare dedicated pathway.A registered Nurse.she have LMIA stuff.working under Alberta Healthcare Services.That is why am asking if she still need to show Proof of Fund when submitting our family PR application?
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