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Your landing will be processed in Toronto. Landing formalities are always processed at the first point you land in Canada, so if you have a connecting flight to your final destination, ALWAYS make sure you leave ample time between flights. (15 hours is way more than enough; 1.5 hours might be...

Be very cautious. Employers apply for and get LMIAs. Employees get WPs. Immigration agents help you make your application, that's all. Immigrant agents must be registered with icrcc - ask for his/her registration #.

http://immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/biq/hong-kong/reach.html Skilled workers program Address Ministère de l'Immigration, de la Diversité et de l'Inclusion Direction de l'immigration économique – International Service Europe de l'Est, Amériques, Asie, Moyen-Orient 285, rue Notre-Dame Ouest...

ADDRESS to send your application : ALL applications go to Montreal, Quebec. To find the exact department for your country, go the the page below, select your country. Then select "to reach us" (top of the page), or if the page is in French "pour nous joindre", and copy the address...

You won't find this on the Canada site: Quebec has its own immigration programme...

I'm wondering, vaguely, how OP at 23 yrs old, is still eligible as a dependent on his father's PR application if he has a spouse & child...

It's not a requirement.

Quebec neither requires or requests WES. See my sig for link to required documents.

Quebec does not require equivalence certificates for immigration.

November 4 intake is for mail (postal) applications only. The online process opens in January 2016. Points grid is linked in the first post in this thread (in French), and (in English on page 2.

Don't worry about it. CVV is not necessary for all transactions; believe me: if immigration Qc needed it they would ask for it! :) !!

You need to get the child's passport too.

No. NOT mentioning it can cause problems. Just be honest.

Schedule A, question 6.

Yes.

He can come to canada as a visitor for the commitment ceremony. If he's is an American citizen, he doesn't need a visa. If he want to live & work in Canada, he needs to find an employer willing to go through the LMIA process to get him a temporary workers permit (or find an LMIA exempt job), or...

Unless you a work/study/some other kind of permit/visa, you are not authorized to live in Quebec until you receive PR (from CIC, after receiving CSQ and then applying for pr). Immigration to Qc is a 2 step process.

Yes.

No.