How can i check my lmo

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A1meem Member. Aug 12, 13 0. Dear Friends, Could anyone tell me: 1. It's already been 6 weeks the employer says he had applied for the LMO but he hasn't yet received the LMO for my friend.

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Country's Decisions and other Communications. The time period for preparing an application and receiving an LMO generally takes at least three months. Because every employment situation is unique, no two LMO applications will be exactly the same.

The complexity inherent in preparing such an individualized application means that refusals can happen for mistakes as simple as clerical errors. Below are four common mistakes employers make when applying for an LMO — and what can be done to avoid them:. In addition, the employer is now, in most cases, required to advertise in two additional venues. Recruitment must be completed within three months of an LMO application submission. Additional rules apply for individuals looking to hire semi- and low-skilled workers.

An LMO application will be refused if recruitment standards are not met. To mitigate this, when possible employers should recruit for a period of time longer than the minimum amount required.