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Oh, I see: yes, definitely send in your IELTS (photocopy should suffice) to update your file & grab those points! As for all your AOT questions, sorry can't answer :(. And I'm greatly admiring your patience since 2011 :o

Why are people equating the announcement about refugee intake with Putative "delays" in Express Entry draws? (Not you in particular, I'm just jumping off your post). It's two completely separate programs...

+1. It's like comparing apples & pears. The refugee program, and the government's promise to accelerate & conclude processing of refugees, has nothing whatsoever to do with EE. Many of those refugees will already have applications in the system. It's not as if the Canadian government is going...

Which ones? Are you sure they aren't different qualifications?

Read here: https://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/temporary-workers/stay-quebec/application-csq/workers-peq/after-csq.html

Did they request your IELTS original? (Did you already send a photocopy. Or was it missing from your application?) They are usually pretty specific about document format in the further info requests. And no, if you've already paid the application fee, don't worry they won't ask you for more!!

At the moment, the France-Quebec agreement is the only one, so if you didn't get your qualification in France, you answer no.

The higher the points on the AOT list, the more in demand the occupations are.

Yes

You'll find links to the basic steps to apply in my sig. The English version of the points grid is on the second page. You need minimum 57

It is quite clear actually: by applying to QC, you show your intent to immigrated and settle there. When you get your CSQ & apply to CIC for PR, you then sign a declaration stating your intent to settle in Quebec. The Canadian Charter of rights & freedom allows Canadian citizens and permanent...

There isn't a form for a notary.

Thank you. I think you missed my point ;). That link is to scheduled missions, nothing to do with processing. Applications are processed in Quebec. Occasionally some applicants are invited to interview, which is where your missions list comes into play.

Double check, but I don't think you reach minimum points. You need 50 before adding children points.

Actually, it's simply a sign that your application has been accepted. Not necessarily approved at all.

Quebec does not grant visas, and thus does not have visa offices. I think you may be confusing two different processes/immigration programs.

There is no legally defined minimum duration.

No one knows yet how the Quebec online application system will work. EE is a completely different system, run by a different government, with entirely different requirements.