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I will suggest you secure the admission first and hold on to it till you get your PR visa. Once you become a permanent resident of Canada, you should be able to further your program without your CSQ being revoked. Don't apply for student's visa at the same time you are applying for your PR visa...

1. Training a. Educational Attainment – 12 b. Area of Training – 6 2. Experience - 6 3. Age - 16 4. Language a. English - 6 b. French - 0 5. Family and Stay in Quebec - n/a 6. Characteristics of spouse or common-law partner a. Educational Attainment - 3 b. Area of Training - 0 (you are supposed...

1. Training a. Educational Attainment – 12 b. Area of Training – 6 2. Experience - 6 3. Age - 16 4. Language a. English - 6 b. French - 0 5. Financial Self Sufficiency – 1 Total = 12 + 6 + 6 + 16 + 6 + 0 + 1 = 47 To be able to make the interview, you need to score at least 49 points. You need...

Did you send it to the address below? If yes, then you are on the right track. Infact your application would have been returned assuming you sent it to the wrong office but since it was not returned and also your card debited, it simply points to the fact that all is well with your application...

Please don't be confused as your BIQ (Quebec Immigration Bureau) depends on your country of origin or residence (if you have spent more than one year at the time) at the time you filed your application. Please see the links below for more information; Application Procedure...

If Your application was complete at the time of submission, you will definitely get your CSQ in one year max. If you can extend your US visa beyond October 2012, then it may make sense to file the application in Buffalo else I will suggest you file it at the New Delhi office. Hope this helps.

Yes you must include them as it is clearly stated in the list of required documents. As a rule, It is always better to submit more than enough supporting documents than to submit less.

You need at least a high beginner level french (A2) in both listening and speaking or higher beginner in one and low beginner (A1) in the other other to be able to make it to the interview. I will like to know the level you ticked on your application form or you chose 0? Can you prove to them...

Yea that is the usual thing, most likely Montreal is working on too many applications at the moment that they cannot afford to place any incomplete application on queue. Just my thinking anyway.

Note that AA is the English version of the form while AF is the french version. They are just replicas of each other so complete and sign anyone you are more comfortable with. Bonne Chance!!!

Go here - http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/biq/damascus/dcs-workers/list-documents.html The form in the list with the title Application for Selection Certificate – Principal applicant, spouse or de facto spouse must be completed by you and your spouse. Try and follow the...

That was fast ... lucky you ... wishing you all the best throughout the entire journey... congrats!!!

The list of areas of training on the left column are for determining points for foreign degrees (degrees obtained outside Quebec except on mutual recognition agreement (MRA) with Quebec) and the right column are for Quebec degrees or Quebec equivalent degrees. Search for your area of training...

Well, its advisable to at least speak basic french at the interview as that will greatly improve your chances of been selected, even if you are sure of meeting and exceeding the required point. I have a friend on priority that scaled through the interview with very minimal French, probably less...

Yes of course ... this happens if the applicant is unable to meet the required points for selection even after the intrerview. It has happened to someone in this forum, can't remember his profile id right now. Good luck!

Sorry about this development. Kindly advise us of your profile using the format below so we can analyse your case further and advise you properly; 1. Training a. Educational Attainment – b. Area of Training – 2. Experience - 3. Age - 4. Language a. English - b. French - 5. Family and Stay...