Not yet, and you? What I know is that they are giving the decision to those who apply on December 15–22. I think my one will be next. I apply on December 26th.Hello, have you heard anything yet?
Not yet, and you? What I know is that they are giving the decision to those who apply on December 15–22. I think my one will be next. I apply on December 26th.Hello, have you heard anything yet?
I applied December 1st and still "En traitement". I know somebody from November still waiting too.Not yet, and you? What I know is that they are giving the decision to those who apply on December 15–22. I think my one will be next. I apply on December 26th.
I think it's not a problem, but I think it would be helpful to mention it in the application for PR (I mean during the federal stage).By the way, I was wondering: I just got a new passport, and my request is still "en attente de traitement." Should I upload the new passport, or is it not necessary? Thanks!
I had an open working permit! I went back to my country on vacation, hoping that by the end of this month (July) I’ll get either the CSQ or a Young Professionals (I haven’t been selected yet…)Everything is going to work out, no worries.
which visa expired? Is it why you’re in your home country?
Let me know how it goes. I haven’t heard anything yet either. Submitted CSQ application on Jan 9th, almost 6 monthsI had an open working permit! I went back to my country on vacation, hoping that by the end of this month (July) I’ll get either the CSQ or a Young Professionals (I haven’t been selected yet…)
I think if you held a job at the moment of your application that’s enough (if you also have 2 years of relevant work experience)
Pour être admissible, vous devez aussi occuper un emploi qui répond à ces critères au moment où vous présentez votre demande et pendant au moins 24 des 36 mois qui précèdent la présentation de votre demande. (https://www.quebec.ca/immigration/permanente/travailleurs-qualifies/programme-experience-quebecoise/conditions-selection/travailleurs-temporaires)
Maybe you could explain it in a letter. However, consulting a lawyer might not be a bad idea.
Thanks for your response. Why are they asking me for Work Attestation with less than 30 days’ validity then? Also latest pay-checks?I think if you held a job at the moment of your application that’s enough (if you also have 2 years of relevant work experience)
Pour être admissible, vous devez aussi occuper un emploi qui répond à ces critères au moment où vous présentez votre demande et pendant au moins 24 des 36 mois qui précèdent la présentation de votre demande. (https://www.quebec.ca/immigration/permanente/travailleurs-qualifies/programme-experience-quebecoise/conditions-selection/travailleurs-temporaires)
Maybe you could explain it in a letter. However, consulting a lawyer might not be a bad idea.
That’s a good question. I don’t know. But I also had to do this (though I was still employed unlike you)Thanks for your response. Why are they asking me for Work Attestation with less than 30 days’ validity then? Also latest pay-checks?
A friend of mine told me that they say we need to hold a job at the moment of the application however until they finalize it our application is still being processed meaning I would have to have a job throughout the entire time, until final decision. It does make sense to me, unfortunately.That’s a good question. I don’t know. But I also had to do this (though I was still employed unlike you)