Arrima Applications- invited in 2020
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There is a 33 page book to prepare for value test. You will get username for value test once you pay the fee for CSQ
you dont need to send ur VJO along with application. With the reference number, it is auto verified at arrima itself. I had discrepancy of 1 character in my name and it didnt reflect till that was resolved.
you dont need to send ur VJO along with application. With the reference number, it is auto verified at arrima itself. I had discrepancy of 1 character in my name and it didnt reflect till that was resolved.
the in demand list for quebec is on public portal. They send invite to those NoC codes with VJO
Besides the LMIA (not needed if already working in Quebec for the employer) employer has to submit some of their information as well along with companies financial statements. Company has to be functional in Quebec for at least 12 months. As long as everything checks out on the employer records I doubt there is much ground for rejection.
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I would like to request guidance from those who have gone before me regarding few question around Mon Project after getting an invite via arrima.
Q1. I noticed that the 'Adresse du domicile actuel' section under my name doesn't get the little green check mark next to it. The information in the form is pulled from what I filled in 'My Account' and there is no Valider or Enregistere button on that page. Is it okay if that doesn't go green.
Q2. My IELTS scores are about 2 and half years old. The form allows me to fill the details and doesn't prompt that it is more than 2 years old. Is it okay to fill in those details. I did not get any points in Arrima for that since Arrima removes the scores after 2 years are over.
Q3. In 'Historique des statuts' section for your current residence (Quebec, Canada) it asks 'Do you have a residence permit for more than 12 months for this country?' Is work permit also considered as residence permit? Now total length of my work permit is 2 years but now only about 10 months are remaining. So if work permit is also considered as residence permit than should I say Yes (total length > 1 year) or no since remaining time is < 1 year.
Q4. In 'Historique des statuts' there is a day here and there when you were travelling so technically not in any country. Also there are days when you were in both countries (say you crossed the border midday, or flew from Sydney to LA and landed before you took off in local time). How do we mention those.
Q5. For status of my wife, even though she has a work permit and can work, and is taking French classes in CGEP, I am guessing she is not a temporary worker or student. Her status would still be companion of the primary applicant. Is that correct?
I know it is a lot but just wondering if you ran into similar questions and if so what was the decision you went with.
Thanks,
Rajat
Q1. I noticed that the 'Adresse du domicile actuel' section under my name doesn't get the little green check mark next to it. The information in the form is pulled from what I filled in 'My Account' and there is no Valider or Enregistere button on that page. Is it okay if that doesn't go green.
Q2. My IELTS scores are about 2 and half years old. The form allows me to fill the details and doesn't prompt that it is more than 2 years old. Is it okay to fill in those details. I did not get any points in Arrima for that since Arrima removes the scores after 2 years are over.
Q3. In 'Historique des statuts' section for your current residence (Quebec, Canada) it asks 'Do you have a residence permit for more than 12 months for this country?' Is work permit also considered as residence permit? Now total length of my work permit is 2 years but now only about 10 months are remaining. So if work permit is also considered as residence permit than should I say Yes (total length > 1 year) or no since remaining time is < 1 year.
Q4. In 'Historique des statuts' there is a day here and there when you were travelling so technically not in any country. Also there are days when you were in both countries (say you crossed the border midday, or flew from Sydney to LA and landed before you took off in local time). How do we mention those.
Q5. For status of my wife, even though she has a work permit and can work, and is taking French classes in CGEP, I am guessing she is not a temporary worker or student. Her status would still be companion of the primary applicant. Is that correct?
I know it is a lot but just wondering if you ran into similar questions and if so what was the decision you went with.
Thanks,
Rajat
Q1. I remember expanding the sections and fill all other sub sections.
Q2.Don't know
Q3. Same case with me too. Mentioned as yes in the application.
Q4. Same case with me too. I have 14 visits to Canada from USA and every visit is Monday to Friday. So i considered the day of travel as day in the origin /USA and next day onwards in destination/Canada.
Q5. You need to mention as 'WORKER' as thats the legal status even through not working.
Hi! I just logged and Expression of Interest in Arrima. I am 30yrs old single with 9yrs total working experience at NOC 2173. My IELTS was 2yrs+ old already so no English points awarded at the moment for me. I hope Quebec would be able to still give me invitation as I saw from previous post someone was given with spouse even score is 53/59.
No it doesn't. So far only applicants with VJO have been invited. Even if you have 100 points you are not going to be invited, according to what we know so far.
Per latest invitation criteria from https://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/informations/arrima/criteria.html#september242020, does it mean criteria mentioned at the 2nd and 3rd bullet has a valid job offer also?
On September 24, 2020, the Ministre de l'Immigration, de la Francisation et de l'Intégration invited 365 persons to submit an application for permanent selection. These invitations were addressed to:
On September 24, 2020, the Ministre de l'Immigration, de la Francisation et de l'Intégration invited 365 persons to submit an application for permanent selection. These invitations were addressed to:
- persons who met the following criteria:
- they had a validated offer of employment;
- persons mentioned in Section 26 of the Québec Immigration Regulation (CQLR, chapter I-0.2.1, r. 3);
- Persons mentioned in section 47 of the Québec Immigration Act (CQRL, chapter I-0.2.1).