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Hi, "IF ALREADY IN YOUR POSSESSION" . If you dont have it, they will provide it to you there. Just bring the documents they ask for. I arrived thare at 7:30 and they helped me around 8:30. So try to be there as early as you can. If you have plans to travel outside Canada within the next 2 months...

I don't really know. My status has not changed to DM , but I have already been asked to go to a immigration office here in Montreal and present my passport. This happened one month after pre arrival.

The federal stage is based mostly on background check and making sure you are not a criminal. I don't think an unemployed person who is not coming with you will affect your application. You already got the CSQ which is the part where that kind of things matter.

Hi , I'm in a different situation as you. my status has not been changed to DM but I received an email asking to bring my passport and pictures to an immigration office in Montreal.

Hi, this section of the forum is for people already on the federal stage. First, you would need to find which would be your best possibility to arrive to Canada based on your skills, conditions, carreer. It could be thru express entry, or arrima, or even as a refugee. Each one has different...

Hi Ash, I completely agree. I made a comment on federal stage not being affected but rather CSQ new applicants and maybe even old applicants if they decide to apply retroactive measures. And then someone quoted that and said "we should be positive" to which I replied its not beind negative...

Its not being negative, its being realistic. The new elected party has made promises to reduce the amount of immigrant allowed in Quebec and ask for higher levels of french. Also some of the measures they take have been known to be retroactive. Like when they decided to change the points system...

I don't think it will affect federal stage. It might affect CSQ times and requirements but for new applicants in the future. Unless they decide to apply retroactive.

Hello team, has anyone received the pre arrival email? what would be the expected time after? Does that email mean the PR has been approved?

Hi, based on the fact your program does not meet the minimum hours my best guess is it won't work. Also, this is a discussion for people who are in the federal stage of permanent residence already. You might be better off asking in another section of the forum..

I suggest that you call and ask about your case. Your waiting time has exceeded by a lot the average 17 months its taking now to process a full application. In my personal case I was asked for medicals June 4, 2018 and they showed as "Passed" a few days after submitting them.

They kept losing documents that I sent on the initial application

Hi all, see below my timeline. I'm inland. Please note also I had 3 intentions to reject Applied for CSQ: Oct 2016 Documents requested: Apr 2017 1IR: Jul 2017 2IR: Sep 2017 3IR: Feb 2018 CSQ Received March 2018 Applied for PR March 21, 2018 AOR April 27, 2018 Medicals requested June 4, 2018...

Hi , visit the document in this link below. Many people are sharing their timelines there and could give you an idea. You will find people who applied at the same time as you. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11kdzo2tA_6HiILyuHtDsYtVajswDvHYTUiEFlFM1b28/edit#gid=185830120

The Quebec points system does not exist anymore. It was replaced at the beginning of August by a new system similar to the express entry.

No , they won't even let you on a plane to get here without a visa or a permanent residence card. You need to get either a visitor, work or student visa to arrive here and continue your process.

They lost some of the papers I sent. I had 3 intentions of rejection because of those papers. I'm inland thru QSW

Hi , see my timeline below. I just sent my background check one week ago. Applied for CSQ: Oct 2016 Documents requested: Apr 2017 1IR: Jul 2017 2IR: Sep 2017 3IR: Feb 2018 CSQ Received March 2018 Applied for PR March 21, 2018 AOR April 27, 2018 Medicals requested June 4, 2018 Background check...

No , the federal part is different. The documents they ask for are different depending on your situation. Usually includes some forms, criminal background check, payment and medical exams.

Hi, the process to immigrate to Quebec consists of 2 stages. Obtaining a CSQ and then applying for the federal side. Most of the people on this forum are already on the second stage which is why I recommend you look into other sections of the forum and google into steps to obtain a CSQ. You can...