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Shahi, please tell me what was the level of French that you checked in your DCS?

;) ;) ;) ;D ;D ;D Shahi you know me and my husband are still waiting for CSQ, but during all this waiting time I have read everything possible about immigration to Quebec. Its always good to know what your real chances are!

Here you go ;D http://www2.publicationsduquebec.gouv.qc.ca/dynamicSearch/telecharge.php?type=7&file=GPI-3-1.pdf You are going to love it, all answer are in there 8)

i dont know it, i have it downloaded in my computer. let me check if i can find it through google

By the way guys, I got all this information from the GUIDE DES PROCEDURES D'IMMIGRATION, you can search for it in the internet and download it, its a pdf file, its in french, but they explain absolutely everything about the procedure and the points, so I answered all my questions in there :P...

yes, shahi you got it right brotha! When you take these test your levels of expression orale and comprehension orale might be different, for example if you have expr orale c1, compr orale b2, then you sum both and you get 14 points.

For IELTS to get 6 point (which is the maximum) you need to have: listening 6.5+ band, speaking 7.0+band I hope that helps!

you are right i think your wife will get 2 points for a1, i think i counted it wrong last time. when was last time when you took delf, check it out if it has an expiration date, cuz they might not accept it? if it was long time ago and you need to take it once again, go for the TEFAQ or TCFAQ!

Satya, I am also not very familiar with these university cycles, but one thing I remember. Once I found a chart that showed diplomas obtained in my home country and their equivalent with Quebec diplomas, there I saw which field in which cycle finds place. Now as I said this was only for my home...

Ok, so if you want to get points for area of training you need to have obtained your diploma in the last 5 years, thats what I think! According to the chart I looked you will get the points I told you, if you want you can check it out too. This chart was posted on Dec 2009 so I think its still...

Delf A2 as far as I know will get you 6 point out of 16, for your wife A1 is 1 point. Band 6 in IELTS is 4 points. For area of training you will get 6 points. So depending on age, spouse education and children you might be able to pass the 57 point to be admitted to interview. Another thing I...

Satya, I think only an immigration officer might be able to answer your last question. To get 12 points it really depends on which university cycle your diploma finds place. Once I saw a chart about these cycles, but that was really long time ago, so I cant find it anymore. If your diploma finds...

Till you hear from them refer to the official immigration Quebec website, they have all the information there. I think its the most helpful resource with complete information on how, when, where... Make sure before you leave the US to get a fingerprint card and send it to the FBI for a police...

I can talk only about Quebec, because I am not familiar with the regulations and procedures for the other provinces. Here is a link you might find helpful, its described very simple and easy to understand, it depends on the country where you are applying from what kind of supporting documents...

It depends on the applications sent from your home country, sometimes if they are more, they will send an immigration agent to conduct the interview, if not probably they will ask you to attend an interview in the nearest country. Why dont you apply from the US?

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/publications/en/diverses/summary-table-areas.pdf This is a chart and it shows the point you will eventually get depending on your area of training. You might not get any points, but as I said at least you can always get them through your language...

You can apply for Quebec, but with your professional details you have described you need to speak some decent french, so you can get more points. My advice is to first do the preliminary test and then see if you are close you pass the minimum. I know a lot of people that apply for Quebec without...

Hey congratulations! Would you please be so kind and tell us some more details on how you got your CSQ? Did you have and interview, whats your profession, french? I am sure you answer would be greatly appreciated by all of us still waiting on the CSQ :) Good luck with the rest of the...

;D I will let you know!

Shahi, mtlguy did share his experience in another topic...