Borders Law FirmToronto, ON · November 1, 2026IRCC Expands Concurrent Processing for LMIA-Based Work Permit Applications: What Employers and Foreign Workers Need to Know
Canada has introduced an important update to its concurrent processing policy for LMIA-based work permit applications. The change is designed to help foreign workers maintain their status when Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) processing delays would otherwise jeopardize their ability to file a complete work permit application before their current authorization expires. For employers relying… View Article
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