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Call during Montreal business hours... you posted at 5am so definitely there is no service at that time.. try calling at 9 or 10 am Montreal time

Actually it does matter if you're married. Cutoff score for married couples is 57 before interview but you will require to have 63 in total so, if you cannot score that much as a couple you won't get your CSQ. Landing procedures are part of the federal process, but if you don't get CSQ then...

It depends on the BIQ processing your application. So both timeframes are correct. Europe is about 8-10 months. Asia and some africa are now averaging 2 years.

If you have the validated job offer. It should be pretty fast since you'll enjoy priority processing in both processes (CSQ and PR). However, it's pretty hard to tell you an exact timeline since it's different for everyone and for every BIQ. In my case, it took 13 months after AOR (BIQ Mexico)...

Knowledge of French is not a elimating factor. You can apply without knowing/providing french certificates. However, you won't get points for it. Thus, if your score is above 49/57 (single/family) without french points go ahead and apply. If that is not the case, then you will have to present a...

In my specific case, the doctor conducted the physical examination, gave the examination sheet that said my exams were not complete and then sent me to the lab to get my tests done. Everything was sent to him and then he sent the information through emedical. However, I checked today May 26 and...

Doubtful. Even if european applicants get faster processing, it should take at least a year before you get CSQ. After that, another 6 for permanent resident.

It's the same for all work experience. Send experience letter in company letterhead following the guidelines set by MICC, send proof that it was obtained legally. Send paystubs, social security contribution letters by company or in your case university.

So far. PR application has been progressing pretty fast. Im already done with medicals. Just missing passport request

Got no idea, they should know by now that military service is not mandatory here. In the form I even wrote Not applicable in all things related to the military service. On that regard, asking around I found out that there is a Solvencia de servicio militar from the armed forces here in El...

I have submitted PR application after CSQ. At the moment, they sent me an email requesting me to provide a copy of my military service card but since military service is not mandatory in my country I do not have it. Even tried contacting the armed forces to try to get some sort of letter...

In my case it took a month after it was delivered.

Most likely... They will send you application back and you will gave to send it again

I'd say the optimum solution is going to whoever issued your passport in your country and get another one with the right info. always double check after receiving a document to avoid this kind of problem.

I don't think they are placing less emphasis on the academic. It pretty much have stayed the same. However, you are correct on regards of language. It started last year when B2 was the least level you can start getting points. Before you could even get points for A1

AFTER CSQ you need to apply for visa to enter the country. You only need to pass medical and security test and then you will be able to enter the country and get your Permanent Resident card, there is no need for anything else after getting CSQ. A quebec degree will only help you BEFORE CSQ so...

Not to start an argument here, but FSW is only a good system ONLY for those who qualify for it because of their degrees/professions. Those who do not (people like me for example) don't really have another option but to endure the long process to obtain QSW

That totally sucks!!!! I really hate to say it but I told you that common sense wouldn't work. As I told you before writing to the officer won't change a thing. Specially now that you got the rejection letter. Think of these situation as if you were receiving a car ticket, once it's printed...

To be honest, the common sense avenue won't work. They already changed the rules and everybody is getting hit with new regulations just as you are. and I doubt they will make an exception for you. IMO, If you cannot obtain language diplomas right away. You could send an update form and a letter...

No. You have to pass both. You have to score more than 42 in employability and then alltogether (all factors included) you should score at least 49 points. But then your application will take longer because of the interview and also you will be at the mercy of interviewing officer. Why make...