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For Québec the processing time is 39 at months now as per IRCC’s website.

Yes it does. Quebec has its own admission quota for protected persons which is much lower than that of the rest of Canada, causing most filled to be rolled over. Hence processing times are much longer, which is now reflected on IRCC's website.

Just a quick follow up Could you recommend a civil damages lawyer? And were you advised to leave Quebec to speed up processing or did you make this decision for a different reason?

Yes there is. While Québec cannot « select » protected persons and family members it can « recommend » the total number of admissions. A recommendation which IRCC normally follows. Aka MIFI can’t say no and they will give you a CSQ but ut is up to them to figure out how many CSQs are to be...

I’m assuming you live in Québec?

Yep, then you’re stuck. Welcome to the club. You’ll be assigned to Québec no matter where you actually live.

have you received your CSQ? Yes? You can’t. No? You may want to email IRCC.

Citizenship doesn’t have a quota, so no. Family reunification? It has been hovering around 40 months since forever.

You can move out of Québec. Uploading your CSQ may help but marginally. Québec has its own immigration quota, which if filled up quickly, causing applications to be rolled over into future years. As much is literally explained on IRCC’s website. As per the why: Québec has tried to separate from...

To be fair they might need to explicitly ask IRCC to change their office. The federal civil service is well-known for being overworked and underpaid.

According to IRCC the Québec estimate does include the time needed to obtain the CSQ. I’m really not sure about who it applies to, since refugees recognized in Canada aren’t really mentioned in the Canada-Québec Accord. While we are in Québec’s immigration levels plan. I’m personally bracing...

I’m considered a Québec applicant just because I reside in Québec. Just like I were considered an Ontario applicant when I was living in Ontario. CSQ is a pre-condition for living in Québec. If one doesn’t intend on living in Québec they don’t need a CSQ.

Made a typo, sorry. I became a Protected person and applied for PR in Ontario. And then I moved to Québec while my PR is still in processing. So my file was transferred to Montréal and IRCC now considers me a Québec applicant. Although originally they considered me an Ontarian one. I suspect...

I spolier from Ontario, and moved to Québec later. I’m now considered a Québec applicant. I’d assume the reverse would also be true.

You can check on their website. But it’s 39 months now. But you could always move provinces. It’s not where you apply from but where you intend to actually live.

They have a new timeline for Québec applicants now. Take a look. It’s fun :)

So you moved to Québec after having already been though most of your application? Why are you only applying for the CSQ now? Instead of having done it simultaneously with filing your PR application. Without the certificate issued you just can’t be granted Permanent Residency in Québec. Which...

Did you get your eCoPR or have had you decision issued ?

Basically you send your eCoPR details or general application details, asking to complete your landing to the emails listed in this thread: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/ecopr-timeline.834094/page-2

C Contacting IRCC PR issuing centres directly, if you've gotten your decision/COPR. I may try to dig up their emails if you want.