Expert Advice from Phil Mooney Regarding the Recent Changes to the LMIA Owner Operator Program
The official ESDC announcement made in February regarding changes to the Labour Marketing Impact Assessment (LMIA) Owner Operator program raised more questions than it answered. In order to help our partners, clients, and potential immigrants considering the program better understand these changes, we invited Canadian immigration expert Phil Mooney to discuss this issue in depth in a live webinar.
Phil joined us to get into detail on what these changes really mean and how they will impact pending and future LMIA owner operator cases. You can watch the full video, or skip right to the topic related to your most pressing concern. Here is an overview of the topics covered:
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The full fate of the new changes is likely to be determined in court in the months and years to come. In the meantime, it is imperative to follow the guidance of professionals, like Phil, who fully understand the implications on the current immigration landscape, and to consider suitable alternatives that may be more advantageous.
Whether you – or your client(s) – have decided to start or continue an application for the LMIA Owner Operator program, or any other business immigration path in Canada, we’re here to help. In addition to our immigration business plan writing services, we also provide assistance with initial idea selection, business concept reviews for the most popular PNPs, and preliminary market research services. Regardless of where you’re at in your immigration journey, our team is here to simplify the process.

Guest Biography
Phil Mooney has over 20 years of experience as an immigration consultant in Canada. He was the first CEO of the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC) and has previously served as President of Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants (CAPIC). Phil is still working in immigration today, currently as a strategic advisor at Auray Capital.
Disclaimer: Joorney Business Plans Canada is not an immigration consultant, lawyer, or advisor and cannot be held responsible for damages incurred from the use of this information. If you require more information about a program, please contact a registered immigration professional.