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Where in schedule 4 does it mention/require a promise to live in the province for X years?

In addition to Marooned's answer, Quebec does not currently require you to provide a bank statement.

?? What do you mean?

Applications received 11/11 and after are being returned. Applications received 4/11 & 5/11 are reporting fees charged & AOR. (I've seen confirmed examples of both).

Then your application arrived before the quota was reached. You just have to be patient now. I've seen several (confirmed) reports of applications received Nov 4th where fees have been charged & AORs arriving. Also know of 2 applications which were received by QC on Nov 11 & 12 which have...

In addition to Scylla's remarks: if you and your Canadian partner live together for at least one year s/he could sponsor you as a common law spouse.

Not required. There may be more changes to come to the required documents, but the most recent list is here: http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/publications/en/dcs/documents-dcs-en-dyn.pdf Latest update from QC regarding proof of experience required...

When was your application received at MICC?

4 yr Bach in computer studies: select "Undergraduate diploma of university studies - 3, 4 or 5 years (in Québec, the diploma is obtained after completing 16 to 18 years of full-time education)". The AOT options you list are all sub Bach level.

Do you hold a visa-exempt passport? If yes: go to the border & "flagpole". If no: follow CIC instructions. It's odd that you got a biometrics appointment for NYC Office if you're a)legally present in Canada, b) need a visa to go to the US. Where is your home country? Are you sure you applied...

You seem to be confusing various immigration programme requirements. There is no minimum 1 year QC experience requirement for the regular QSW programme. Do you, or your girlfriend, have b2 level French? If so, as TWP workers, you may be eligible to apply through PEQ, or with validated job...

57 points is the minimum for a married (or de facto) couple. It's 49 minimum for a single applicant. No, if your application is accepted, that does not guarantee you a CSQ or PR. It just means your application is accepted for consideration. There is no "lucky draw". I'm not sure what you mean...

Wait. And check for communications/updates/request from CIC.

+1. Also read here about how immigration QC compares and assesses educational qualifications for AOT: http://www.midi.gouv.qc.ca/publications/fr/gpi-npi/composantes_3/gpi-3-1.pdf

Yes. Check the link Hope gave; also Martinez blog/facebook page. several French language fora & whattsapp groups where people are reporting credit cards charged.

Several people have already done so, quite recently. Suggest you read back through this thread & also look at settlement & housing boards here, as well as settlement.org.

Only you can make that decision. If you're close to achieving B2 level, I'd push on with studying French.

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/fr/informations/experience-professionnelle.html

All you need is a sin number.