Recent content by matchayuki

I mean I did wait 10 months for it to be approved first haha. Long process but the wait was worth it at the end :).

I did last Friday. It took 2 weeks,

Hi, did you receive your CSQ? I expected to receive it today based on everyone's timeline but haven't seen anything yet.

More paystubs and updated work attestation letter.

CSQ approved!!! Good luck to anyone who's been waiting for this. It's definitely a long process (10 months for me), but I'm glad it worked out in the end. *Updated timeline* March 28, 2024: applied PEQ worker April 9: Test des valeurs August 30: Request for more documents September 9: Submitted...

They were topics unrelated to each other. For example, they asked me about how I learnt French (telling a story at B2 level basically). I'd say you should prepare for any surprises.

45-60 minutes, the interview happens. Towards the end, you would be asked to wait outside while they make a decision. After that, they would call you back in to tell you the results. It wasn't a question. It was just talking about certain topics, expressing opinions. Basically they just want to...

I passed! It was a really intense 60 minutes. My interview was to verify my French level, but check your interview letter to make sure that's the only reason. They really wanted to make sure you CAN speak French at level 7 (B2), so they most likely won't just limit to asking simple questions...

They must have sent an attachment = the convocation letter with details. You should check again. Regardless, you must bring all original documents submitted for your application.

What is the reason in your the convocation letter? Does it specifically say that they don't believe you have the French proficiency like provided in the application? I'll provide an update below as a few have asked me about the interview.

From what I heard from other people and my lawyer, the questions should be straightforward more to assess your French level (if the letter says that the interview is to assess your French of course). I will keep you updated tomorrow. My lawyer said an interview should last 20-30 minutes if you...

Thank you! Hopefully everything goes well. It's just another French speaking test tbh.

March 28, 2024: applied PEQ worker April 9: Test des valeurs August 30: Request for more documents September 9: Submitted requested documents September 13: Avis de vérification January 7, 2025: Request for an interview to verify French proficiency January 28: expected interview ~more to update

There's a possibility of an interview with PEQ worker stream even with B2 in listening and speaking, so this is expected. I even did 4 skills and got B2 on 3 of them. 2 other people in the thread also had to go through an interview too. The good news is if the interview goes well, I can receive...

I know. I just got an update today. They're requesting that I attend an interview to demonstrate that I can speak French. It took almost a year for me with the process, but this will be done soon thankfully! If I pass the interview, the CSQ should be approved right away.