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ARTICLE · 15 JULY 2024

How To Pass LMIA Recruitment And Advertising Requirement: Step-by-Step Guide

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To save you time and effort, we are sharing our expertise on how to run a successful recruitment and advertising period in alignment with your LMIA application. A recruitment period is a highly essential element...

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To save you time and effort, we are sharing our expertise on how to run a successful recruitment and advertising period in alignment with your LMIA application. A recruitment period is a highly essential element to ensure success in High Wage LMIA, Low Wage LMIA, or LMIA with support for permanent residence. This process is so essential that a simple error or mistake at the beginning of this lengthy journey can lead to an LMIA application being refused.

6 Steps to Pass LMIA Recruitment and Advertising Requirement

Based on our experience, we outlined 6 essential steps to follow to ensure a successful LMIA recruitment and advertising process:

  • Step 1: Identify the Correct LMIA Stream

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