PNP & Atlantic Immigration · Community Thread

My employer is hesitant to sign the PNP employer forms — what can I do?

Hesitation usually comes from not knowing what is involved. In most cases the employer's part is straightforward: confirming your job details, wage, and that the offer is genuine — there is generally no government fee for the employer and no LMIA needed for nomination-supported permits. It often helps to share the official provincial employer guide so they can see the commitment for themselves. What you should never do is pay your employer to sign — that is fraud and can end your immigration prospects entirely.

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