Fortunately, a complete purchase of an existing Canadian business is only one of the four business options for Owner Operator LMIA. You can do a New Start-up Business, a Partial Purchase of an existing business (make sure you have 51% or more shares), or a Pending Purchase of Existing Business.

Yes, the pricing of the report will tend to be higher for business start-up. Unlike, purchase of existing business, new established business does not have operating history or financial history to verify the status of the business. The business plan will required more market research and business analysis to ensure the practicality and the feasibility of the plan.

Yes, the pricing of the report will tend to be higher for Senior Job Position LMIA owner operator business plan. This is because the organization structure for a business that required senior management will be more sophisticated, and will require more time for designing the structure and devising a more detailed management plan for the operation of the business.

The pricing and the delivery time of the business plan is determined by a few factors: Business Type (startup, purchase, partial purchase.etc), NOC Type for the Applicant (senior management, or middle management), Nature of the Business (Retail, Food Service, Consulting etc..), Size of the Business (# of employees, and departments) and any Customization that you may want to add additionally.

No, there is no time limit for Stage 1. We understand sometimes it takes a long time for client to prepare the necessary business files and documents for the construction of the LMIA Business Plan. Sometimes, they may not even know what those files are, so we do not have a time limit for Stage 1. Also, if you need us to give you or your client assistance on preparing the legal files or financial files, we have an experienced legal and accounting team that has worked with us for many years to help you prepare those files.