Ability to fulfill terms of the job offer

If you have received a positive LMIA decision in the past two years and your most recent LMIA decision was positive then you are not required to provide documents that support your ability to fulfill the terms of the job offer with your LMIA application.

All Other Employers: To demonstrate that you can meet the conditions of the job offer, you must submit at least one of the following documents:

• T2 Schedule 100 Balance sheet information and T2 Schedule 125 Income statement information
• T2042 Statement of farming activities (redact social insurance number)
• T2125 Statement of business or professional activities (redact social insurance number)
• T3010 Registered charity information return
• T4 or payroll records for a minimum of 6 weeks immediately prior to the submission of this LMIA application, if the temporary foreign worker already works for you (redact social insurance number)
• your most recent Canada Revenue Agency notice of assessment (NOA) and documentation showing your income exceeds the low income cut-off if you are a family or private household hiring a worker to perform caregiver duties. (Submit previous year NOA if LMIA application is submitted after July 1st. Submit a rationale for consideration if, due to an extraordinary circumstance, the most recent year NOA is not available)
• an attestation confirming that your business is in good financial standing and will be able to meet all financial obligations to any temporary foreign worker you hire for the entire duration of their employment
• if you are a foreign employer without a Canada Revenue Agency number whose business address and operation is outside of Canada, you may submit your contract or invoice for the goods or services that you are providing in Canada

Proof of providing a good or service

If you have received a positive LMIA decision in the past two years and your most recent LMIA decision was positive, then you are not required to provide proof that you are operating a business that is providing a good or service in Canada with your LMIA application.