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Old 09-26-2003, 03:18 AM   #1 (permalink)
Brian
 
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Default Validity period - Facilitated Processing for IT workers

I'm currently working in Canada as a MIS analyst under NAFTA, and therefore
my work permit is only good for one year.

Since I need more than a year on my work permit, I am thinking of using
the facilitated processing for IT workers program since NAFTA will never get
me
more than a year.

Could anyone please let me know what the maximum validity period is for a
work permit if I apply under this program?

Also, I am a permanent employee at a major bank in Canada. What kind of
letter
should I get from my employer? (I'm technically not supposed to be a
permanent
worker, right?)

Lastly, where should I apply? I am a U.S. citizen.

Thank you
 

 


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