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You can land anywhere except QC.

Re: QSW: (Subject - legality/validation of experience from INDIA) That's not accepted. You should also read this: http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/informations/professional-experience.html

What is the crime you are asking about? Under which category are you applying/do you intend to apply?

The text you quote is quite clear, you must count your children as dependents.

Have you misunderstood the OP's message? S/he went on an exploratory visit. This is part of the MPNP process for certain streams. There is no such thing as an "exploratory visa". http://www.gov.mb.ca/jec/invest/pnp-b/index.html And...

4) An IEC can not be extended. I hope the employee stopped working as soon as her IEC expired & if still in Canada, applied to change her status to visitor.

No.

1. Your point 2. is for reception of PR card after landing. Not PR application processing after receiving CSQ. spousal sponsorship timelines are different too.

If you qualify for spousal sponsorship, you can apply even if you have a QSW application (or indeed any immigration application) underway/in process.

What do you mean by "sponsorship"? Spousal? Job offer?

Update from Imm QC: Changes to document requirements regarding the “Professional experience” criteria – Regular Skilled Worker Program http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/informations/professional-experience.html

Quebec will accept 2800 QSW applications, from January 18 2016, through the online tool which has not yet launched. Yes the application fees will apply. There are, as of now, no further details on how the online system will work & what will be required. In the meantime, check the link in my...

You can send a CSE: https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx

I was referring to this post: I should have been more specific, sorry.

Yes.

Depending on which country you applied from, the waiting period to hear any update from Quebec may be much longer than 14 months. As you have received AOR, all you can do now is wait, & get on with life in the meantime.

There *are* some options for a CSQ holder to get an OWP: https://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/temporary-workers/stay-quebec/application-csq/workers-peq/after-csq.html

Not necessarily. I bought a house within 1 yr of arriving as PR in canada; the credit union I bank with took into account the deposit I had to offer, & my financial status (inadequate credit rating included), when considering & approving my mortgage application.

I've seen that thread. Also agree that if one applies for PNP, one should sincerely intend to settle in that province. However, my point is that schedule 4 requires one to sign & confirm one's "intent" to settle. There are no requirements (in that form) for defined periods of time that one...