Recent content by samanthwal

No, you need to have a selection certificate before submitting PR application. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/guide-q7000-application-permanent-residence-quebec-skilled-worker-class.html

I have seen people moving during citizenship process as that looks reasonably safe, but at the same time they had their reasons to move due to job or family etc. But, ethically and practically if people moves right after getting PR through PNP then intent is always questionable during their next...

Hello when I had to go through this process , but in my case there was only a certificate which needs to be translated. So, what I did is that I got the translation and at the same time had notorized it from my home country as sending notorized documents is preferred by them for CSQ for faster...

I agree and disagree with whatever you have said. If changing intentions is not a big deal then why would they ask you to sign IMM form to sign your intent to reside? As an applicant if you don't want to fall under any form of issues which i agree may or may not happen then it is always safe to...

This is very much true with any other PNP application, as long as people are able to justify their changed intentions it is okay , but then it is completely on the officer and the way you are justifying the intentions.

You have to reside in Quebec as that is what you show as an intent to reside in Quebec while filing PR application.