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Yes, the LMIA and WP applications were submitted last week Monday.

Hi, yes we did but they refused to provide their office with any information despite filing a consent form. They said it will take more time but would not say what was causing the delay.

Hi, we are in very similar position. Applied December 1st 2023, Avis on May 16th and also nothing after that.

Hi, yes back on May 16th. Still "En traitement" today.

Hi, nope still waiting. Employer is busy with the LMIA so I have two more weeks before I will need to apply for the work permit before the current one expires. Still hoping it comes through before then but who knows. It has been 8 months now and I see some people from March and April being...

Nope, applied December 1st 2023, Avis de verification May 16, nothing since. Have contacted local MNA who has sent a letter to the Quebec minister of immigration for details on why it is has exceeded normal processing time.

When did you apply for your CSQ?

That is exactly what we are doing but we will wait until the last month before our PGWP and SOWP expire. The only downside is the extra expense and we are a family so it's quite a large amount. We are now just past the 7 month mark since applying for our CSQ, Applied December 1st.

Hi, we are in the same position. We applied December 1st and are still waiting. My PGWP and my wife's OWP is expiring on September 1st. We contacted an immigration lawyer who said the only option after PGWP is Employer specific WP but an LMIA is required and the company needs to be willing to...

Applied December 1st, PEQ- Temporary worker stream, almost 7 months now. "En Traitement" now for 2 months.

If you were present in Quebec before changes were made to the rules then your application will be processed according to the old rules before the changes. New conditions came into effect on July 22, 2020. The following transitional measures apply: You may submit your application under the...

I applied December 1st and still "En traitement". I know somebody from November still waiting too.

Hi, I don't think that it is necessarily anything wrong with your application. The processing time has definitely increased since the end of last year where it was on average 2-3 months unless they call you for an interview. If they still call us for an interview it would take our application to...

For us it is now 6 1/2 months and still "En traitement"

Has anyone had any updates on Arrima?

Hello, have you heard anything yet?

After the intention to refuse. I am thinking it may be that there was no spouse French results uploaded so the application was screened before processing started when it changed to En traitement and triggered the intention to refuse because no proof of spouse French. Who knows though.

Yes, I sent a letter of explanation and copy of the transitional measures from their website. I also sent bank statements and work permit to prove we were in Quebec before July 22nd 2020.

No, I don't know anybody else unfortunately which is why I am stressing a little. Old rules are much more straight forward so don't understand what is taking too long. When did you apply?

Has anybody else applied in December 2023?