Could you please share the LOW format that you have used , that would be really helpful for many on this forum
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Hi guys,
I recently got my eCoPR from TR to PR which is an IRCC program. I studied in Ontario for two years then moved to Montreal(Quebec)for my current position after graduation (with PGWP).
When I applied TR to PR I am physically in Montreal and I did attach an explanation letter to show my intent (LOW).
Shared my format here I hope this could help
{Name}
{Address}
{Phone Number}
Subject: Letter of Explanation – Intend to reside in a province other than Quebec
Attached: (1) {document name 1}, (2) {document name 2}, (3) {document name 3}
First, I have no family connections and friends in Quebec, and most of my friends are in Ontario. From 2018 to 2020, I was a resident in Ontario where I attended ______ College for Advanced diploma, so all of my friends are living in Ontario. Moreover, one of my best friends in my life, _______ is in Toronto. We have known each other for more than ten years, and she is the main reason why I decided to come to Canada in the first place. She was like my family so I was excited to start the adventure in a new country that she was in. I deeply hope I can live close to her, take care of each, and raise our children together in the near future.
Second, my employer _____ has countless based locations across countries, provinces, and cities. My current position’s main duties are working with vendors in the greater Montreal area. It was extremely hard for a new graduate to land a job during the first surge of a pandemic while I received this offer last summer. My financial situation was very stressful at that time. I didn’t have any income and I was running out of my savings, and I was also stressed about the student loan that I have to start paying in 2021. For a new immigrant and new graduate, it is more important to have a professional experience than select locations. As a result, I decided to accept this position and gain more experience in the professional fields then wait for an opportunity to transfer my position back to Ontario internal or external.
Third, it’s hard to live in Quebec without speaking French. French will be my fourth language and it is hard for me to learn. In most of the places in Quebec, the signs, labels, and documents are only displayed in French, and this causes lots of inconvenience in my daily life. It was also quite hard to understand Quebec Government’s websites because many parts of them are only in French.
Last but not least, when I have kids in the near future, I would like them to attend an English school since neither I nor my partner speaks French. My partner's and my first language is Mandarin and we hope that our next generation can be bilingual in Mandarin and English so we can narrow down the generation gap between us and the children. There is about a 10% population in the great Toronto area who can speak Mandarin, so we prefer to raise our children in the great Toronto area, so they can have a better environment learning Mandarin and English, for example, by attending a public English school and joining some local programs to learn Mandarin.
I hope all the above explained reasons show my clear intention to move out of Quebec province.
{Name}
Signature
I recently got my eCoPR from TR to PR which is an IRCC program. I studied in Ontario for two years then moved to Montreal(Quebec)for my current position after graduation (with PGWP).
When I applied TR to PR I am physically in Montreal and I did attach an explanation letter to show my intent (LOW).
Shared my format here I hope this could help
{Name}
{Address}
{Phone Number}
Subject: Letter of Explanation – Intend to reside in a province other than Quebec
Attached: (1) {document name 1}, (2) {document name 2}, (3) {document name 3}
First, I have no family connections and friends in Quebec, and most of my friends are in Ontario. From 2018 to 2020, I was a resident in Ontario where I attended ______ College for Advanced diploma, so all of my friends are living in Ontario. Moreover, one of my best friends in my life, _______ is in Toronto. We have known each other for more than ten years, and she is the main reason why I decided to come to Canada in the first place. She was like my family so I was excited to start the adventure in a new country that she was in. I deeply hope I can live close to her, take care of each, and raise our children together in the near future.
Second, my employer _____ has countless based locations across countries, provinces, and cities. My current position’s main duties are working with vendors in the greater Montreal area. It was extremely hard for a new graduate to land a job during the first surge of a pandemic while I received this offer last summer. My financial situation was very stressful at that time. I didn’t have any income and I was running out of my savings, and I was also stressed about the student loan that I have to start paying in 2021. For a new immigrant and new graduate, it is more important to have a professional experience than select locations. As a result, I decided to accept this position and gain more experience in the professional fields then wait for an opportunity to transfer my position back to Ontario internal or external.
Third, it’s hard to live in Quebec without speaking French. French will be my fourth language and it is hard for me to learn. In most of the places in Quebec, the signs, labels, and documents are only displayed in French, and this causes lots of inconvenience in my daily life. It was also quite hard to understand Quebec Government’s websites because many parts of them are only in French.
Last but not least, when I have kids in the near future, I would like them to attend an English school since neither I nor my partner speaks French. My partner's and my first language is Mandarin and we hope that our next generation can be bilingual in Mandarin and English so we can narrow down the generation gap between us and the children. There is about a 10% population in the great Toronto area who can speak Mandarin, so we prefer to raise our children in the great Toronto area, so they can have a better environment learning Mandarin and English, for example, by attending a public English school and joining some local programs to learn Mandarin.
I hope all the above explained reasons show my clear intention to move out of Quebec province.
{Name}
Signature
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Thank you for sharing the letter, this would really helpful. However have a question, is this letter notarized or got it signed from a immigration lawyer etc?Hi guys,
I recently got approved from TR to PR which is an IRCC program. I studied in Ontario for two years then moved to Montreal(Quebec)for my current position after graduation (with PGWP).
When I applied TR to PR I am physically in Montreal and I did attach an explanation letter to show my intent (LOW).
Shared my format here I hope this could help
{Name}
{Address}
{Phone Number}
Subject: Letter of Explanation – Intend to reside in a province other than Quebec
Attached: (1) {document name 1}, (2) {document name 2}, (3) {document name 3}
First, I have no family connections and friends in Quebec, and most of my friends are in Ontario. From 2018 to 2020, I was a resident in Ontario where I attended ______ College for Advanced diploma, so all of my friends are living in Ontario. Moreover, one of my best friends in my life, _______ is in Toronto. We have known each other for more than ten years, and she is the main reason why I decided to come to Canada in the first place. She was like my family so I was excited to start the adventure in a new country that she was in. I deeply hope I can live close to her, take care of each, and raise our children together in the near future.
Second, my employer _____ has countless based locations across countries, provinces, and cities. My current position’s main duties are working with vendors in the greater Montreal area. It was extremely hard for a new graduate to land a job during the first surge of a pandemic while I received this offer last summer. My financial situation was very stressful at that time. I didn’t have any income and I was running out of my savings, and I was also stressed about the student loan that I have to start paying in 2021. For a new immigrant and new graduate, it is more important to have a professional experience than select locations. As a result, I decided to accept this position and gain more experience in the professional fields then wait for an opportunity to transfer my position back to Ontario internal or external.
Third, it’s hard to live in Quebec without speaking French. French will be my fourth language and it is hard for me to learn. In most of the places in Quebec, the signs, labels, and documents are only displayed in French, and this causes lots of inconvenience in my daily life. It was also quite hard to understand Quebec Government’s websites because many parts of them are only in French.
Last but not least, when I have kids in the near future, I would like them to attend an English school since neither I nor my partner speaks French. My partner's and my first language is Mandarin and we hope that our next generation can be bilingual in Mandarin and English so we can narrow down the generation gap between us and the children. There is about a 10% population in the great Toronto area who can speak Mandarin, so we prefer to raise our children in the great Toronto area, so they can have a better environment learning Mandarin and English, for example, by attending a public English school and joining some local programs to learn Mandarin.
I hope all the above explained reasons show my clear intention to move out of Quebec province.
{Name}
Signature
Thanks for sharingHi guys,
I recently got approved from TR to PR which is an IRCC program. I studied in Ontario for two years then moved to Montreal(Quebec)for my current position after graduation (with PGWP).
When I applied TR to PR I am physically in Montreal and I did attach an explanation letter to show my intent (LOW).
Shared my format here I hope this could help
{Name}
{Address}
{Phone Number}
Subject: Letter of Explanation – Intend to reside in a province other than Quebec
Attached: (1) {document name 1}, (2) {document name 2}, (3) {document name 3}
First, I have no family connections and friends in Quebec, and most of my friends are in Ontario. From 2018 to 2020, I was a resident in Ontario where I attended ______ College for Advanced diploma, so all of my friends are living in Ontario. Moreover, one of my best friends in my life, _______ is in Toronto. We have known each other for more than ten years, and she is the main reason why I decided to come to Canada in the first place. She was like my family so I was excited to start the adventure in a new country that she was in. I deeply hope I can live close to her, take care of each, and raise our children together in the near future.
Second, my employer _____ has countless based locations across countries, provinces, and cities. My current position’s main duties are working with vendors in the greater Montreal area. It was extremely hard for a new graduate to land a job during the first surge of a pandemic while I received this offer last summer. My financial situation was very stressful at that time. I didn’t have any income and I was running out of my savings, and I was also stressed about the student loan that I have to start paying in 2021. For a new immigrant and new graduate, it is more important to have a professional experience than select locations. As a result, I decided to accept this position and gain more experience in the professional fields then wait for an opportunity to transfer my position back to Ontario internal or external.
Third, it’s hard to live in Quebec without speaking French. French will be my fourth language and it is hard for me to learn. In most of the places in Quebec, the signs, labels, and documents are only displayed in French, and this causes lots of inconvenience in my daily life. It was also quite hard to understand Quebec Government’s websites because many parts of them are only in French.
Last but not least, when I have kids in the near future, I would like them to attend an English school since neither I nor my partner speaks French. My partner's and my first language is Mandarin and we hope that our next generation can be bilingual in Mandarin and English so we can narrow down the generation gap between us and the children. There is about a 10% population in the great Toronto area who can speak Mandarin, so we prefer to raise our children in the great Toronto area, so they can have a better environment learning Mandarin and English, for example, by attending a public English school and joining some local programs to learn Mandarin.
I hope all the above explained reasons show my clear intention to move out of Quebec province.
{Name}
Signature
I have an lmia job offer from ontario, do you think this can be strong proof?I think so, but you already submitted QSW?Thanks for sharing
Yes, applied september last year, but till now nothing. No aor. nothing. So, i'm thinking to apply to CEC too using my new LMIA job offer from ontario. The worst I will loose money, either CEC will proceed or QSW. How do you think?
Hi All,
I am in process of applying for PR after ITA.
My scenario is as bellow-
1) I am primary candidate, works and stays in Ontario on closed work permit. I am claiming 50 points for offer letter from same employer
2) spouse works in Montreal, but tries to spend most of the time in Ontario. We have a place leased in Montreal. Spouse have photo I'd and health insurance with Ontario
3)spouse is trying to get job in Ontario, but don't have any offers as of now.
What additional information or documents should I provide show our intention of staying in Ontario?
Thanks
I am in process of applying for PR after ITA.
My scenario is as bellow-
1) I am primary candidate, works and stays in Ontario on closed work permit. I am claiming 50 points for offer letter from same employer
2) spouse works in Montreal, but tries to spend most of the time in Ontario. We have a place leased in Montreal. Spouse have photo I'd and health insurance with Ontario
3)spouse is trying to get job in Ontario, but don't have any offers as of now.
What additional information or documents should I provide show our intention of staying in Ontario?
Thanks
Since your employer and your address are in Ontario, I don't think you need to worry too much about that.
I even think you and your spouse could also just provide the address in Ontario because you two do live there sometimes right?
If you are worried, you can provide an explanation letter explaining that your spouse is trying to get a job and move back to Ontario.