Not yet, and you? What I know is that they are giving the decision to those who apply on December 15–22. I think my one will be next. I apply on December 26th.
Online application for CSQ - PEQ through Arrima (2024)
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I applied December 1st and still "En traitement". I know somebody from November still waiting too.
I know somebody who applied at the end of September (2023) and received it at the beginning of January (2024)…
By the way, I was wondering: I just got a new passport, and my request is still "en attente de traitement." Should I upload the new passport, or is it not necessary? Thanks!
By the way, I was wondering: I just got a new passport, and my request is still "en attente de traitement." Should I upload the new passport, or is it not necessary? Thanks!
I think it's not a problem, but I think it would be helpful to mention it in the application for PR (I mean during the federal stage).
No news 
6 months, no updates whatsoever - my permit has expired, and I’m currently in my home country depressed
6 months, no updates whatsoever - my permit has expired, and I’m currently in my home country depressed
I had an open working permit! I went back to my country on vacation, hoping that by the end of this month (July) I’ll get either the CSQ or a Young Professionals (I haven’t been selected yet…)
Let me know how it goes. I haven’t heard anything yet either. Submitted CSQ application on Jan 9th, almost 6 months
I finally heard from MIFI. They sent me a list of docs to submit, including 'Work Attestation' up to date (30 days) plus latest pay checks plus official TCF results plus revenu quebec 2023, and a few other docs. I no longer hold a job in Quebec (PGWP is expired) therefore I won't be able to provide 'Work Attestation' and the pay-checks. What would be the solution to this, if any? Will a lawyer be able to help me in any way? Thank you.
I think if you held a job at the moment of your application that’s enough (if you also have 2 years of relevant work experience)
Pour être admissible, vous devez aussi occuper un emploi qui répond à ces critères au moment où vous présentez votre demande et pendant au moins 24 des 36 mois qui précèdent la présentation de votre demande. (https://www.quebec.ca/immigration/p...conditions-selection/travailleurs-temporaires)
Maybe you could explain it in a letter. However, consulting a lawyer might not be a bad idea.
Pour être admissible, vous devez aussi occuper un emploi qui répond à ces critères au moment où vous présentez votre demande et pendant au moins 24 des 36 mois qui précèdent la présentation de votre demande. (https://www.quebec.ca/immigration/p...conditions-selection/travailleurs-temporaires)
Maybe you could explain it in a letter. However, consulting a lawyer might not be a bad idea.
Thanks for your response. Why are they asking me for Work Attestation with less than 30 days’ validity then? Also latest pay-checks?
That’s a good question. I don’t know. But I also had to do this (though I was still employed unlike you)
A friend of mine told me that they say we need to hold a job at the moment of the application however until they finalize it our application is still being processed meaning I would have to have a job throughout the entire time, until final decision. It does make sense to me, unfortunately.