CSQ Applied from USA. App pending. Moved to Europe

[Strumm]

Hi Guys.

I had applied for the CSQ from the US in November 2009 and received the acknowledgment in exactly a month somewhere in the middle of Dec.

In April due to a change of job we moved our residence to France and have been here since then, although we havent notified the Montreal office of our change of residence. We still have our US address valid to receive mail.

Whats the best process to follow to notify the office? Wait till they process our application like we are in the US or notify them immediately that we have moved to France?

Thanks
Strumm

 

[Strumm]

Hi There,

Can anyone help me with the answer. I need to make a decision soon and any suggestion would be really helpful.

Thanks
Strumm

 

[quebechopefull]

You must notify them of address change.

 

[ton40]

Notify them as soon as possible, because they might look at your file now and schedule an interview in New York. the best is to talk to them and they will probably transfer your file to Paris.

 

[Shahi]

Notify ASAP!!

Shahi

 

[Strumm]

Thanks guys,

I hope they transfer to the Paris office and process it immediately. I couldnt do it till now since I just got my address here in France.

Thanks again
Strumm

 

[Strumm]

I sent a letter to the office in Quebec regarding my move to France. Now is there any way to know how and when they will transfer the case to the Paris office.

Any number to call or leads will really help.

Thanks
Strumm

 

[Strumm]

I sent a letter to the office in Quebec regarding my move to France. Now is there any way to know how and when they will transfer the case to the Paris office.

Also since I initially applied from the US will my case be considered as applied from the US or France?

Any number to call or leads will really help.

Thanks
Strumm

 

[ton40]

Hey, I am not sure what the number was, but I remember we found it in the official immigration Quebec website. Find the phone for North America and instead of writing them call them and talk to them directly, because they rarely respond to e-mails. We had to change our address within the US (different states) and first we sent an e-mail, but nobody responded, then we called and talked to this lady, she was very nice, she even told us that they are proceeding our case right now. Even one week later we received a letter saying we should wait for their decision on our file soon.
So by advice is just talk directly to somebody.

 

[Strumm]

Thanks Ton40

I did as you said and called them. She told me to send a letter notifying them of a change of address and within a month of receipt they will transfer the case to Paris.

So let's see how it progress. Will keep everyone here informed.

Thanks
Strumm

 

[Strumm]

I had also sent an email to them and got a response regarding acknowledgment of a change of address, so i guess the email to them does work.

 

[Shahi]

Well great news then!!


Shahi