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Common problems are, and what needs to be taken care of: People frequently delete stuff of other people People provide information in the wrong format They resort the spreadsheet, which is visible to everyone. They enter new columns, resize columns or reformat columns People use all kinds of...

Hi, I did not receive any interest of people for maintaining the spreadsheet. I will no longer maintain the spreadsheet. All the automations and protections have been removed. If there is anyone who cares about the quality of this information, you need to step up now and send me an email. I...

Hi all, so who wants to take up the responsibility to maintain the spreadsheet from now on? Please reply via private message.

I don't think so. If you have status with them when you receive PR, it should be seamless. But you should inform them ASAP after you landed. They were somewhat strict about that.

You entered 2014 as application date and 2019 as AOR date in the spreadsheet. Clearly this is wrong? Then you added the information again, using different dates. I will delete the incorrect entry.

I've added a new sheet to the spreadsheet. It's called "Examples of people f****** up. Folks, don't mess with the spreadsheet. Don't add any columns, don't try to delete stuff, and don't write into other peoples lines. It takes a lot of time to fix this. I'm talking to you Vish_MTL_QB!

Someone tampered with the spreadsheet. I took the spreadsheet offline to fix it. It will take some time until it is accessible again. I may not make the sheet public again. You may have to sign in with your gmail account. I'm sick of people tampering with the sheet. It destroys the functionality...

This question is poorly worded. If you have received an AOR from CIC, the answer is yes.

Hi all, some frequently asked question in the group include: Where are you from? Are you inland or outland applicant? Did you get remedial request? I added these fields to the Google Sheet, so please update your data if you wish. Also, I suggest you use the same name used in this forum for...

on the other hand, if you go through their questionnaire, they ask specific questions about the intended destination (Quebec) and then about CSQ. Still leads you right to "Open Work Permit". Maybe "Only employer-specific work permits are to be issued [under A75] (no open work permits). Other...

Yeah, I don't think it means pre-screening. Maybe "Passport selection". I really don't know.

People guess it means Pre-screening, or Paper Selection. Still don't know what it actually means. Have you seen this? https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qp2u3X_F10-peLhSZnPwBNAZivuICTZIA2eyB-tOerE/htmlview#

Yes, but this is not something official, you will also find people claiming it is not possible. But I and others are living proof that it is possible. I was on a closed work permit first, then open work permit. There was a bit of a tense moment when my employer told me that they used to NOT...

this post explains everything. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/quebec-skilled-worker-federal-stage-after-csq.298038/page-1298#post-7736765

Not sure if this was a mistake or if you were just lacking the words. There are positive and negative things about this threat. On one hand it provides a place where questions can be asked to people in a similar situation. After all, I learned about the different steps of PR processing and even...

Finally! Congrats!

Shimmer down, sparky! I provided you with some possible reasons why an application might be delayed and your response was more than infantile and highly sarcastic. Some cases are more complicated than others.- HAHA REALLY ? Some immigration workers work slower than other -Could be!, makes me...

What insights will this exact, official number give you?

Completely "normal". It was like this for me even a few days after I received the confirmation of permanent residence papers in the mail.

Is this what you are looking for? https://www.canadavisa.com/quebec-immigration-plan-2019.html#gs.jigtuo https://www.cicnews.com/2018/12/quebec-sets-admissions-target-of-40000-new-permanent-residents-for-2019-1211547.html#gs.jid5vs