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Proof of legality and other document required for quebec immigration

Parmodchoudhari

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Visa Office......
New Delhi
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Passport Req..
Waiting for PPR..
want to ask some experienced persons ... pls. guide.....i have not filled my income tax return for 2 years when i start working as an engineer...now i have more then 4 years of exp. ...i have my income tax return for last two years....pls. guide what documents can i submit for proof-of legality of my work..if i did nt fill the return .. here in India.... guys pls. share your exp. here...
 

raman8310

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Check the forum with subject line "
Time line of getting csq after updating documents for intention of reject docs"

for your queries
 

Mthornt

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Are you sure you still need to submit? Read this from the Quebec immigration website...

Changes to document requirements regarding the “Professional experience” criteria – Regular Skilled Worker Program

November 25, 2015 – The Ministère de l'Immigration, de la Diversité et de l'Inclusion has modified its rules regarding document requirements for applicants in the Regular Skilled Worker Program. From now on, applicants are no longer required to systematically provide proof of the legality of their professional experience (e.g., proof of social contributions or income tax assessment). However, they may be asked for this proof at any time during the processing of their file.

In addition, note that the “Professional experience” criteria will continue to be evaluated based on the same criteria as before. The work experience of skilled worker applicants must have been acquired:

during the five years preceding the date of submission of the application for a Certificat de sélection du Québec;
in an occupation with a competency level above “D” according to the National Occupational Classification (NOC);
legally in the country or territory concerned.


The changes made to the document requirements apply to all applications received by the Ministère as of November 25, 2015, as well as all applications received before this date and for which the preliminary review has not yet begun.