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Good news guys...
One of my friend received csq today
Timeline:-
Csq submit :- 1 sept 2019
Cc charge/Aor :- 13 sept 2019...

imean those applicants who receive Aor before 16 sept ... got csq
Please stop confusing people. Few days ago, the date on the website was September 9. It is the day the application was received not the AOR.
 
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Hi,
I live in Quebec as a PR and want to sponsor my spouse and kids.
I am not sure of exact procedures to get their CSQs etc.
Is anyone doing the processing for the same and can guide me thru please?

I have visited website of both Quebec immigration and IRCC, but, did not quite got all answers.

On Quebec website I found that I need over 40K yearly oncome tosponsor 3 member of family, but, unfortunately I do not have this much income yet.
Kindly assist. I greatly appreciate any support.
for spouse sponsorship, there is no LICO. But for children Im not sure.
 
The Department is currently processing applications received up to:

- September 24, 2019 for a spouse, common-law partner or dependent child;
- October 22, 2019 for other family members.


Nice i will get CSQ next week, after freaking 6 months of waiting . @smallcoffee i guess even ur AOR is Sept 25 rite ?. good luck with ur CSQ.
 
Please stop confusing people. Few days ago, the date on the website was September 9. It is the day the application was received not the AOR.

Really then i should have got my CSQ by now. Cause my application received date was 16th September and AOR is Sept-25. I still dont have my CSQ yet. im sorry but as much as i want that to be true, it aint happening.
 
This similar article has some an interesting additional detail. https://www.ledevoir.com/politique/quebec/572334/immigration-certificats-de-selection-du-quebec.

«En revanche, 9682 personnes ont été accueillies au Québec en vertu du programme de regroupement familial, qui est contrôlé par Ottawa. Québec en escomptait entre 8900 et 9400.» ("On the other hand, 9,682 people were received in Quebec under the family reunification program, which is controlled by Ottawa. Quebec expected between 8,900 and 9,400.")

To me it's obvious that 9,682 vs. 9,400 people wouldn't cause huge processing delays for family reunification CSQ applications, although what they did not say is how many people have actually applied. So I think this probably confirms that they were slowing their CSQ processing to keep the numbers down.
 
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How long does an applicant typically wait after they receive CSQ?
I finished Medical Exam and Biometrics stem already!

Here is my timeline:
PA: South Korea
Application received: Aug 15th, 2019
ECAS says In process: Sep 19th, 2019
AOR: Sep 19th, 2019
SA passed: Sep 20th, 2019
Biometrics request: Sep 20th, 2019
VO: Sent to Manila, Philippines on Oct 3rd, 2019
CSQ requested: Oct 3rd, 2019
CSQ submitted: Oct 3rd, 2019
AOR2: Oct 7th, 2019
Medical request: Oct 14th, 2019
Medical completed: Oct 15th, 2019
CSQ CC charge: Oct 23rd, 2019
 
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Stop blaming for confusing people...
If you have any doubt regarding anything you can talk to mifi ( quebec immigration)
And please try to respect people before reply ....
Thanks
 
Really then i should have got my CSQ by now. Cause my application received date was 16th September and AOR is Sept-25. I still dont have my CSQ yet. im sorry but as much as i want that to be true, it aint happening.
No, you shouldnt have received it by noq, they said they are processing the application. If it is the date received, then they should be processing it. Have you called and they said no they havent start processing? Also you have to add delivery time. Anyway, I did and thats what they said. As I said, if they decide to change the process, they should indicate it on the website.
 
This similar article has some an interesting additional detail. https://www.ledevoir.com/politique/quebec/572334/immigration-certificats-de-selection-du-quebec.

«En revanche, 9682 personnes ont été accueillies au Québec en vertu du programme de regroupement familial, qui est contrôlé par Ottawa. Québec en escomptait entre 8900 et 9400.» ("On the other hand, 9,682 people were received in Quebec under the family reunification program, which is controlled by Ottawa. Quebec expected between 8,900 and 9,400.")

To me it's obvious that 9,682 vs. 9,400 people wouldn't cause huge processing delays for family reunification CSQ applications, although what they did not say is how many people have actually applied. So I think this probably confirms that they were slowing their CSQ processing to keep the numbers down.
they were clear that they are reducing but they should have been clearer about slowing down the processing delay for family reunification. Wasn't it 11000 the previous year? So 9682 is a significant difference and they reduced it to nearly 20% as they were planning.