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$.19(1) Der cicspcaneincxyemnee conta Infomation ssclosed under the Access to lfomaton At Lineman ndgte en vert de al ur acct 8 ifomaton regime. e have a provincial support letter indicating the urgent requirement for the foreign national to begin the job prior to permanent residence

Furthermore, provincial nominees can apply for a work permit under the administrative code T13 [R204(c)] before submitting an application for permanent residence under the PNP unless the nomination is expired (prior to submission) or paused. Officers should check the client notes to verify the nomination has not been “paused” by the province of issuance (for example, a job offer has been withdrawn or the province is conducting an investigation). Please note that the SINP nomination certificate is valid for six months from the date of issuance, during which time the client must apply for PR, including their complete and paid permanent resident application. When a Foreign National applies for a PNP Work Permit with provincial support, the province anticipates that they will submit their application for PR before the nomination’s expiration. PNP nominations are limited and not applying could lead to the nomination being wasted. Additional resources: Government of Saskatchewan, international Skilled Worker: Procedures and Guidelines We hope this information proves helpful. ae Thank you kindly, [requester] From: Sent: [requester] To: Immigration Representatives / Représentants immigration (IRCC) <[IRCC Immigration Representatives mailbox]> Subject: [requester]

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les piéces jointes sauf si vous reconnaissez l'expéditeur et sachez que le contenu est sir. Dear [requester], If one has a nomination under a PNP that supports a closed work permit, such as SINP, is the applicant obligated to apply for PR before applying for the work permit? On that note, is the applicant obligated to apply for PR at all? Can one just apply for a work permit, come to Canada and work for six months, and then apply for [requester] applicants can’t afford the processing fees, which is why this scenario would come up. And please respond with specific policies, whether in IRPA or other. Thank you,

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