live in caregiver work permit extention

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Jen_N wrote: 1. Once you have completed 3900 hours within 22 months or 2 years. 2. So the earliest would be around June/15 to apply. 3. You can include an Open Work permit with your application. 4. You need to extend your work permit.

Hi pmm, do I need to have medical examination from the Panel Physician when I extend my work permit? thanks

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No, not required.

hi all, I just heard that under new LCP, I need to have LMIA when I extend work permit although I work for the same employer. In additon, when I apply online, I was asked submit the LMO. I am confused now. So do i need a new LMO when I extend my work permit? Thanks

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pam2315 wrote: hi im almost 5 months working here at canada bc. but me and my employer is quite having a little argument and they told me that they can send me back home to the philippines.. so i answered back to her that you cant do that because i hve a vid work permit but they said to me they have the authority to do that is it possible for them even i have a 3 yrs contract here and my visa will expire at 2017.. what will i do they even said to me that if ill change my employer i only have 90 days to find a new one or else if i dont find any ill be out in canada is it true pls try to answer me so confused thank you and godspeed..

1. No, your employers can't send you home. You have valid status until your work permit expires. Although to work at another job, you would require a new LMIA and a new work permit.
2. See: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/caregiver/extend-stay.asp#change It's not true that you have to leave if you don't find a new employer within 90 days.

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pam2315 wrote: thank you very much and pne more thing i dont know if my tax was payed by my employer is it the t4??? and if ill change my employer who will apply for the LMIa and do i nned to get another work permit thank you

1. Your employer should have deducted taxes from your salary and issued a T4 if they did deduct.

From CIC "You must deduct from your employee’s pay:

    income tax
    Employment Insurance premiums, and
    Canada Pension Plan contributions.

You must regularly remit these deductions to the CRA. Check with provincial or territorial authorities or the HRSDC/Service Canada centre about other deductions such as workers’ compensation and health insurance.

For more information, see CRA website – Payroll.

2. As I stated, you new employer must apply for the LMIA and once it is approved, you apply for a new work permit before you start work.

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