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Re: QUEBEC APPLICANTS LETS SHARE EXPERIENCE_PhD student Have you actually calculated your points for the regular QSW program? (links to grid in my sig). Without French, you would unfortunately not be eligible for PEQ, I think :(

No, I mean a photocopy, plain and simple. It's clearly written in the required documents list ;). Yes, of course you need to submit payment of fees - or am misunderstanding your question!! ??? Edited to add: I think I AM totally misunderstanding your question: was this concerning a request for...

For GOODNESS SAKE!!. You were *very* lucky to be readmitted to Canada without being reported. Your parents can apply for tourist visas. Yes, they can & should disclose that they are visiting their family in canada, it won't affect your PR. No of course you can't "sponsor" them - you can't...

Photocopy. See required documents checklist. And once you receive a CSQ from Quebec, CIC does not re-assess IELTS.

Send a photocopy of IELTS results - we clarified this in another group by calling Immigration Quebec last week.

No, it's a visitor record.

I think you have errors in your points calculation. Even if your calculation is correct, you do not meet the minimum points for a family.

No, and no. You can land anytime up until your visa expiry date.

Interesting - are you sure of that reference? Because it doesn't seem to exist in the current CIC/CBSA forms?

You may be eligible for PEQ as a graduate of a Quebec university. Check that first. If not, then yes, the QSW quota applies.

Thanks, I calculated very fast :)

As I follow this thread, I feel like Salmanahm and I live in different countries ... But we are both living in Canada!!! Example: engineers should consult the regulatory board in the province of destination, red seal is probably not applicable to degree qualified engineers ...

Have you used the links in the thread in my sig? You need 57 pts minimum for a family; 50 before adding pts for children.

See thread linked in my sig

See the thread linked in my sig.

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/publications/en/dcs/documents-dcs-en-dyn.pdf See point 20.