I’m in the same situation now, all completed on tracker for almost a month and no copr nor PPR just because our destination says Quebec
Quebec Applications Estimated at 24 Months?
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Can you please give your timeline, if you don't mind?I’m in the same situation now, all completed on tracker for almost a month and no copr nor PPR just because our destination says Quebec
When did you submit to MIFI? Has your card been charged yet?I’m in the same situation now, all completed on tracker for almost a month and no copr nor PPR just because our destination says Quebec
This is good. This needs more publicity. Quebec should be embarrassed.
Ok everyone I am going to put up a theory here.
Legault and la CAQ are putting French as a condition for immigration a priority.
The only categories of immigration he as no real constitutional right to enforce that, is family sponsorship.
He is trying to get this competency to the provincial government (which Ottawa is not going to allowed).
I believe that what he tries to do is to settle French as a condition to obtain a CSQ in the family sponsorship program with federal government. Marc Miller has already started to urge Legault to do something about the quotas, and Quebec is going to use it as a bargaining money.
To resume, stay tuned for the next couple of months (especially in September start of parliamentary work in QC) this situation might evolve for those in the pipeline.
Legault and la CAQ are putting French as a condition for immigration a priority.
The only categories of immigration he as no real constitutional right to enforce that, is family sponsorship.
He is trying to get this competency to the provincial government (which Ottawa is not going to allowed).
I believe that what he tries to do is to settle French as a condition to obtain a CSQ in the family sponsorship program with federal government. Marc Miller has already started to urge Legault to do something about the quotas, and Quebec is going to use it as a bargaining money.
To resume, stay tuned for the next couple of months (especially in September start of parliamentary work in QC) this situation might evolve for those in the pipeline.
The thing with your theory is that people still get CSQ approved but get stalled at the end of the application process. IRCC themselves follow the quotas.
And then it will discriminate against those who didn't speak or learn French yet like many countries. I think there is a risk Quebec could get hit with a lawsuit on the Charter of Rights due to the unfair treatment of family sponsorship versus refugees (restricting families could signal it is easier to be an illegal refugee which gets treated better than others).
Lucky you we applied march 2022 and only medical exam and eligibility are approved
Yeah I think this whole thing is really chaotic. The frustration comes from the lack of transparency of the process
Yeah certainly, there should be more information available on the process and some way to easily find out why an application is stuck at a stage for months or more at a time.