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Proof of language proficiency is not required for federal PR application for CSQ holders.

Thank you PMM. It appears we were both misled by the terminology used. As the OP has now clarified that it is a HALF sister, and not a STEP sister (two entirely different relationships), it appears that he can claim asylum on the basis of having a nephew in Canada, as mentioned by Kriv in his...

You should read this: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/laws-policy/menu-safethird.asp And verify whether the young man you mention is considered your nephew ("close relative") by CIC; I suspect he is not, & that you should claim asylum in the US: the first safe country in which you arrived.

Replied. Please don't multi post the same question.

Have you read the basic instructions? http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/IMM5690E.pdf And http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/EQ7TOC.asp

If you wish to have a chance for the January intake, you need to apply no later than January 18th. The quota is 2800. It's highly possibly that the quota will be filled within the first day.

Congratulations on your successful application to QC. :)!! HOWEVER, you seem to be missing/ignoring the fact that health/security checks are part of the CIC process. Which is an entirely separate application and process, which only commences AFTER QC issues a CSQ, & AFTER you apply to CIC with...

In that form you shared, means "not applicable"(looking at column 2). I.e. That looks like a single person's application, so no spouse/conjoint.

The PGWP is a *temporary* WP, regardless of province. Ergo you are a temporary worker in QC. You & your employer should read here: http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/fr/employeurs/embaucher-permanent/conditions-requises/index.html & Here...

No it doesn't. See explanation of QC & federal responsibilities here: https://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/permanent-workers/official-immigration-application/permanent-residence.html

Are you landing as PRs? If so, you'll need private health insurance for the 3 month waiting period to qualify for OHIP. I'd strongly advise buying said insurance before travelling: imagine what might happen (expenses) if you were to be knocked over and injured by a taxi as you exit the...

1. Massive downturn in the industry Canada-wide. 2. QC isn't one of the leaders in O&G job availability. There are some opportunities, but if I were set on working in that industry, not sure that I'd choose QC to start with...

There's a lot of information, & several existing Whatsapp groups on the Quebec board already ... http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/quebec-immigration-b55.0/

It can :(.

To clarify, again, neither French nor English are mandatory. HOWEVER: if you wish to *claim points* for either language, then you need to provide the results of a language test...

It *might* mean "sans objet", which = not applicable. However, without more info/context, it's difficult to say.

No. Once you receive a CSQ, you apply to CIC for PR via http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/quebec/apply-how.asp

See link in my sig & http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/index.php The regular QSW program will open for applications (through a new online system which is not yet available) on January 18th 2016. Quota is 2800.

You understood wrongly. That link is not relevant to the OP. Temporary workers (including those on PGWPs), and people holding validated job offers CAN apply outside the regulated intake periods, if they meet certain criteria.

No.