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HomeLMIA Work Permit Consultants

Find LMIA Immigration Consultants in Canada

LMIA Work Permit417 consultants

Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) are often required for Canadian employers who want to hire foreign workers. The LMIA process involves demonstrating that no qualified Canadian citizens or permanent residents are available for a position before hiring internationally. Because the process can involve strict documentation, advertising requirements, and government review, many employers and applicants seek professional guidance.

TrustImmi connects you with licensed Canadian immigration consultants (RCICs) who assist with LMIA applications and employer compliance requirements. These professionals can help prepare supporting documentation, review job advertising records, and guide employers and foreign workers through the LMIA work permit process. Browse consultant profiles to find professionals with experience in LMIA-based hiring and employer-driven immigration pathways.

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Harminder Singh Saini

Claimed

College ID #R731340

Class L3 - RCIC-IRB

Calgary

Speaks:
Punjabi
Hindi
English
SF

Syed Furqan Nabi Kamili

Claimed

College ID #R709579

Class L2 - RCIC

Toronto

Speaks:
English
Urdu
Kashmiri
+1 more
JC

Jung Chul Nam

Claimed

College ID #R707117

Class L2 - RCIC

Calgary

Speaks:
Korean
Japanese
Tagalog
MK

Misa Kawamo

Claimed

College ID #R519753

Class L2 - RCIC

North Vancouver

Speaks:
Japanese
English
RL

Riyaz Lakhani

Claimed

College ID #R707264

Class L2 - RCIC

Coquitlam

Speaks:
Hindi
Gujarati
Urdu
CM

Cherry Mae DRON

Claimed

College ID #R519382

Class L2 - RCIC

Surrey

Speaks:
Tagalog
Ilocano
Ukrainian
+1 more
KE

Karim Eric Saie

Claimed

College ID #R533143

Class L2 - RCIC

Montreal

Speaks:
English
French
Arabic
+1 more
AR

Agata Rebisz

College ID #R417711

Class L2 - RCIC

Coquitlam

Speaks:
Polish
German
KK

Kirandeep Kaur Sandhu

College ID #R529826

Class L2 - RCIC

Calgary

HS

Harminder Singh Suri

College ID #R522010

Class L2 - RCIC

Brampton

PG

Priya Gill

College ID #R411087

Class L2 - RCIC

Surrey

FS

Fahim Shaikh

College ID #R515611

Class L2 - RCIC

Mississauga

KD

Kohinoor Dev Roy

College ID #R706967

Class L2 - RCIC

Edmonton

IA

Ikponmwosa Abiodun Obaseki

College ID #R526520

Class L2 - RCIC

Calgary

BH

Bhumit Hasmukhray Sangharajaka

College ID #R709183

Class L2 - RCIC

Kitchener

RH

Rolla Halabi

College ID #R707374

Class L2 - RCIC

Windsor

JL

Jihan Laica Wood

College ID #R529282

Class L2 - RCIC

Mississauga

SM

Sandeep Mahajan

College ID #R532515

Class L2 - RCIC

Mississauga

TS

Tejpal Sandhu

College ID #R510833

Class L2 - RCIC

Brampton

CN

Catherine Nadine Buitenweg

College ID #R519546

Class L2 - RCIC

Vancouver

SB

Sigal Barak

College ID #R407551

Class L2 - RCIC

Markham

JS

Jennifer Shaw

College ID #R508469

Class L2 - RCIC

Calgary

CB

Catharine Baier

College ID #R515749

Class L2 - RCIC

Edmonton

PK

Pawanjot Kaur

College ID #R516986

Class L2 - RCIC

Surrey

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