About visas for live-in caregivers in Canada

I want to give you some personal advice. First, if you don't submit your language scores when you submit the materials, the embassy will issue a letter. The new general content is that you should submit your IELTS scores. Has your agent received this letter? When you supplement the materials, you should submit this letter to the embassy together. Without this letter, the embassy will not attach importance to it. Second, when it is possible to do your background investigation again, did you find any false materials? So that the embassy has doubts that your case will be shelved? Third, your LMO should have expired. Do you want to check whether your employer has cancelled? If you cancel, you will be in trouble. Fourth, ask several institutions to find out what the embassy is like now. Because the peak season for studying abroad has just passed, embassy officials are resting, which is also part of the reason.