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sagt) Bec rene cree Semyenaa come From: Immigration Representatives / Représentants immigration (IRCC) ([requester]- Representantsimmigration IRCC at eie.ge.ca) <[requester email]> Sent: [requester] To: [requester] Immigration Representatives / Représentants immigration (IRCC) <[requester email]> Subject: [requester] Hello \sb160 \sb160Thank you for your email correspondence to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada’s Immigration Representatives mailbox. We appreciate your patience. \sb160Note that this service provides guidance and not case-specific advice. \sb160Please find the answers to your questions below: \sb160 Question 1 \sb160In the context of an application for a reciprocal employment work permit, must the applicant demonstrate that there is a corporate relationship between the sending entity (outside of Canada) and the receiving entity (in Canada)? \sb160. Response I ‘The onus is on the institutions or applicants to demonstrate that reciprocity exists, and that a corporate relationship exists between the two entities. The entity outside of Canada must actively be ‘doing business’ in Canada by regularly, systematically, and continuously providing goods and or services by a parent, branch, subsidiary, or afiliate in [requester] reciprocity could be indicated in the exchange agreement between the Canadian and foreign parties, a letter from the receiving Canadian institution, the work contract. For more information, please consult the following webpages: Locally engaged staff of diplomatic and consular missions and international organizations: Reciprocal employment (LMIA. exemption code C20) — International Mobility Program - Canada.ca We hope this information is of assistance. Do not hesitate to reach out again if you required further clarification.