Saskatchewan Nominee Program - International Skilled Worker - Employment Offer

This sub-category is for skilled workers who: Have a job offer for a skilled occupation in Saskatchewan; Are living abroad or in Canada; and Meet the criteria of the sub-category.

Have a job offer for a skilled occupation in Saskatchewan;

A Nomination Certificate may be withdrawn under the following circumstances: If we receive information from IRCC or other authoritative sources that fraud or misrepresentation has taken place in your application; If circumstances have changed after your nomination and you are no longer meeting the conditions of your nomination. Changes in circumstances include but are not limited to: Failure to meet the stated eligibility criteria of the SINP category under which you applied Failure to demonstrate intent to live and work in Saskatchewan (including but not limited to the lack of a concrete plan to relocate/settle in Saskatchewan, continuously residing and/or working in another province, failure to apply for work permit to come work for your Saskatchewan employer within 90 days of nomination) Failure to acquire an initial work permit and begin working when you have a job offer and/or failure to acquire a work permit to continue working for your Saskatchewan employer Your job offer being deemed invalid by SINP Failure to apply for a work permit within 90 days of receiving your SINP nomination certificate and Work Permit Support Letter Failure to begin working for your supporting employer within 90 days of receiving your closed work permit Misleading the SINP by submitting an invalid work permit application to IRCC, such as an incomplete application, or including invalid document (using an expired Work Permit Support Letter) in the application Failure to inform the SINP of any change in your approved employment offer that is relevant to its eligibility (including but not limited to change of employer, job position, job location, closure of the business, reduction of hours to less than 30 hours per week, absence from work for a period longer than six consecutive weeks, layoff, rescinding of job offer) within 10 days of such change

A Nomination Certificate may be withdrawn under the following circumstances: If we receive information from IRCC or other authoritative sources that fraud or misrepresentation has taken place in your application; If circumstances have changed after your nomination and you are no longer meeting the conditions of your nomination. Changes in circumstances include but are not limited to: Failure to meet the stated eligibility criteria of the SINP category under which you applied Failure to demonstrate intent to live and work in Saskatchewan (including but not limited to the lack of a concrete plan to relocate/settle in Saskatchewan, continuously residing and/or working in another province, failure to apply for work permit to come work for your Saskatchewan employer within 90 days of nomination) Failure to acquire an initial work permit and begin working when you have a job offer and/or failure to acquire a work permit to continue working for your Saskatchewan employer Your job offer being deemed invalid by SINP Failure to apply for a work permit within 90 days of receiving your SINP nomination certificate and Work Permit Support Letter Failure to begin working for your supporting employer within 90 days of receiving your closed work permit Misleading the SINP by submitting an invalid work permit application to IRCC, such as an incomplete application, or including invalid document (using an expired Work Permit Support Letter) in the application Failure to inform the SINP of any change in your approved employment offer that is relevant to its eligibility (including but not limited to change of employer, job position, job location, closure of the business, reduction of hours to less than 30 hours per week, absence from work for a period longer than six consecutive weeks, layoff, rescinding of job offer) within 10 days of such change

Requests for an extension must be made within 90 days of the nomination expiring. The expiry date for a nomination is located on the nomination letter. You must provide a detailed explanation as to the reason for the expiry in your request. An extension of a nomination certificate will be valid for three months. A maximum of two extensions may be granted for reasons that delayed the submission of a Permanent Resident Application (e.g. if IRCC requests an extension or requires re-application, if there are delays in obtaining a police certificate, a change to employment status, technical delivery errors on the SINP's part, etc.). Only one of those extensions may be granted to nominees who are having difficulty accumulating the funds needed to pay IRCC processing fees. There is no guarantee that a request for an extension and/or revision will be approved. The SINP reserves the right to provide shorter extension periods in some instances.