This job offer is valid.
A construction company offers a plumber a position for 25 hours per week. It’s on a non-contract basis.
This job offer isn’t valid. A job must be for at least 30 hours a week to be full -time.
There are only two reasons the employer making you the offer doesn’t need to get a new LMIA:
Find out more about jobs that are exempt.
Your employer must get a new LMIA if:
Our officers must be convinced that you will:
Provinces and territories are responsible for designating professions and trades in their jurisdiction. Designation and certification requirements vary by province. Get more information on licensing and regulatory requirements for specific professions or contact the relevant body in the province/territory where you plan to live.
If you’ve been found not eligible, you will need to create a new profile. An ineligible profile is no longer valid so you can’t change it, even if you have new information.
You will still have to meet the Express Entry requirements that are in place. So, unless you made a mistake in your first profile or your circumstances have changed (for example, you have new language test results, you now have more work experience, etc.), there is a good chance you will be found ineligible again.
You can review the requirements to see which ones you did not meet. This can help you find what to do to meet the requirements so you can apply again.
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