Cec pr applied , now got job in quebec

[Canp9876]

I had
Post graduate work permit
2 years experience in Ontario( current job)
Got ita and now applied for pr

... simultaneously got a new job offer in Quebec.. which I am planning to take

Will that affect my application for pr ?
I still don't intend to live in Quebec during the date I

 

[Canp9876]

Help me

 

[Canp9876]

Help me[/QUO help please

 

[jman25]

I had
Post graduate work permit
2 years experience in Ontario( current job)
Got ita and now applied for pr

... simultaneously got a new job offer in Quebec.. which I am planning to take

Will that affect my application for pr ?
I still don't intend to live in Quebec during the date I

Yes, it may affect your application because different rules apply for PR applications in Quebec .....

 

[Canp9876]

Yes, it may affect your application because different rules apply for PR applications in Quebec .....

How does it affect... when I applied for pr I was I Ontario and had no intention to move to Quebec ... but while waiting to receive the bowp I got a new job in quebec which is critical in my career ...

Should I inform about the change of address and job to vfs

 

[DelPiero07]

If you update your address you are likely to receive a request to provide a letter of intent in which you must convince the officer of your intention to reside outside the province of Quebec. If your argument is weak then prepare for rejection.

 

[TempResident]

How does it affect... when I applied for pr I was I Ontario and had no intention to move to Quebec ... but while waiting to receive the bowp I got a new job in quebec which is critical in my career ...

Should I inform about the change of address and job to vfs

CIC would eventually find out you accepted a job in Quebec using your SIN. However, I would say if you can keep residence in Ottawa but just commute to work in Quebec (assuming you will work nearby the provincial border), you should be fine. Otherwise, this may actually affect your eligibility under CEC as you must maintain a status quo while your application is in process. Meaning that primarily, your intention is to live (reside) outside Quebec.