U dont need to have ROE to apply for EI. Fill in the EI form with as many details as u have and then when u get the ROE send it to them.

Some companies directly submit ROE to Service canada so even if it comes late it should be ok.

I would suggest Apply for EI right away and wait 3-4 weeks before calling the employer for ROE

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Originally posted by indiarocks

Hi guys,

Had a quick question.

My last day of work was 24th feb, 2009. However, I hav'nt received my ROE
yet. Should I call my employers to find out, or just give it a few more days.

Thanks in advance for your advice

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TK:

Did you find another job?

All the best!

Dear Cd's,
I have been invited for an Interview on Tuesday (march. 31st.). I am planning to hide the fact that I was fired from my previous employment but going to tell them that I am currently employed. The place of my interview is 20 kms from my residence whereas my previous job was 105 kms. I am going to tell them that I am looking for a new job to lessen my commute distance.
Is there any way that my prospective employer can find out that I am currently not employed?

Peace by TK

Side note : I had already been interviewed by them a year back but then they could not offer the $ 15 per hour that I requested, back then.

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TK i wish u good luck for ur interview and 31st march by coincidence is my birthday too. its a lucky day. well be frank with the new employer, better tell them you had been laid off as company is downsizing instead of u had been fired -Sometimes for references purposes they can call ur previous company. Best luck

TK ..This is the best time to claim that you had been laid off due to 'Slow Economy" .
I would strongly recommend to be as truthful as you can ...
I hope things will work out for you positively ..
Best of luck
AG

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Is there any way that my prospective employer can find out that I am currently not employed?

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Originally posted by cdn_dude-- Sure, If they decide to hire you, I wouldn't be surprised if they call your previous employer just for the employment verification purpose. The truth is just a phone call away! Good luck for your interview.

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