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Live-in caregiver – Extending a stay with the same employer
Note:
– If the documents are written in a language other than French or English, they must be translated by a translator who is officially recognized in your country of residence. These documents must carry the translator’s seal and signature.
– Please read the document Labour standards in Québec and domestics residing with their employer (PDF, 1201 Kb) to find out about the provisions of Québec law that apply to you.
You must follow these two steps.
2 important steps
- You must assemble all of the following documents and send them to the Ministère de l’Immigration et des Communautés culturelles (MICC):
– the letter from your employer confirming his or her intention to extend your employment as a caregiver. This letter must include the anticipated duration of the job and the proposed salary, and be dated and signed;
– the Application for Certificate of acceptance (CAQ) for temporary work, duly completed, signed by you and accompanied by payment of the required fees for the review of your CAQ application;
Note: Only the form duly completed with your original signature will be accepted.
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a copy of your last Notice of Assessment or your last income tax information slip (T-4);
– a copy of your current work permit issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada;
– a copy signed by you and your employer of the Live-in caregiver employment contract.
Note:
– If your place of work is located on the Île de Montréal, please send your package to the Direction de l'immigration économique – Québec, Service des travailleurs étrangers temporaires. If it is located elsewhere in Québec, please send your package to the Immigration-Québec office for your region.
– If your application is accepted by the MICC, you will receive your Québec Certificate of acceptance.
– It is strongly recommended that you submit your new application at least three months before the expiry of your work permit.
– The evaluation of your application may include a visit to the home of the person who will be receiving the care.
- You must submit an application for a work permit to the Case Processing Centre-Vegreville in Alberta. This application can be mailed or submitted online. For more information, visit the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website.
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