Quebec 2010 Applicants Damasucs Visa office

[javeedislam]

Hey guys! Just let u know that i made it! Yehey
I thought ill not pass because the officer was i think
disappointed of my french, i didnt speak well enough
Im happy i passed but im feeling sad at the same time
Because i didnt do well on my french, she mostly talk in
French.. And most of the time i answered back in english
I passed maybe because i provided all necessary documents and
She is nice , a middle age woman.. when i show her research about
Quebec, about my profession, thats the time when she is mostly
disappointed.. I don't know whhhy??? I thought she'll be glad about it
and she told me that all the print outs was in english, she ask me why its all in english because
I already know english.. I didn't realize these things, i should have printed it in french..
she told me if u really want to learn french u should try to read it in french.. Blah blah
I told her, thank you madam for informing me i should have print it in french.. I told her that im going
To print it and to read in french, i acknowledge my mistake and i said sorry and that's the time she calm down a bit..there's one questions that i answered wrong when she ask me what job are u going to do if u are not
Yet a nurse there in quebec, i told her survival jobs! Which entirely wrong!
She told me u are a nurse and u will work in a grocery etc..,
then i answered again, ill do somethng else, volunteer works, join seminars etc..
She told me i can work like to help the elderly or aide infirmier. She given me a website guide pratique recherche d'emploi... Actually there are a lot of silent moments because she is busy doing on the computer.
And didnt realize she is already printing my csq.. Thanks God.. I thought i screwed my interview..
She told me to continue my french classes at alliance,she asked me why i didnt continue
I told her i find it hard to attend classes becAuse of my work schedule. I told her i will attend classes
Full time on my annual leave.. At the end she smiled and showed me my csq..
French is very important i passed because i think she is nice. There is one lady who was called at 8:30 by a black officer and its more than an hour she didnt come back until i was called by a lady officer. When i came out in lobby, i saw her, they asked me if i passed, i also asked her if she passed but she said
Its up to the black officer.. i think her's still pending..
I finally realize that french Is verrryy important to passed. If i were with the black
Officer i dont know if i passed.. At the start im praying that i will be with the lady officer.
If you are a nurse it doenst necessarily mean that u passed because i know some
some people also with the same profession who didnt make it.. Faith and Luck ..
if i remember more questions i'll post it for the benefit of other's schedule for interview.
Now its time for me to rest and see tha rest of istanbul later..this interview is very stressful and traumatic. Im
Glad its over...

Congratulations genona at the end you made it, wish you good luck for the PR part.

I'll appreciate if you can share your questions after back to home.

 

[wdOnCanada]

Where is ur visa office now?? Keep ur spirit up, u are at the end of the road..in a couple of months u'll get ur visa Inshallah
Have a good week end

My Visa office is Beirut I am part of the same gang who are waiting for things to start moving in Beirut.

 

[OsamaR]

@ MTF25

Listen, I want to tell you that I will be engaged this summer to lady from Montreal, all my information is correct, maybe I will go & maybe not, thats why I applied, but I didnt know these stories, until my friends landed there,some came back & some cant get job to come back.

Just think about, your immigrating for better live in Canada, right? What you'll do if you go and find its difficult to earn & live.
we in Gulf have high salaries, so we are too worry to loose what we have in hand,and not to find.

OsamaR was living there, he agrees me in general about everything, but he never mention it because he doesnt want headache.

your happy with that link of salaries 42,000$ you pay 19% taxes income & 15% TVA goods taxes, so these are 35% 2275$/month will remain, I will not tell you they tell me they paying 50%


you better read well & ask someone who is living there, dont ask relatives,because relatives will tell you nice things because they feel lonely they need relatives. ask friends who you trust.

That car insurance is for canadians with driving license since years. but as for you, you have to pay 250$/month for few years because you have new driving license. Same as in UAE all the guys in Gulf knows it. ask a friend who owns car, how much he pays per hour during winter to keep the car heats 8)

my grandma in quebec she was sick to make surgey, they gave her appointment after 3 weeks ??? its doesnt happen in 3rd & 10th world


I came to gulf because no taxes ;D as all come to gulf, and I am not saying its the best but it seems better than Canada

If life in gulf is like machine, its the same in Canada

The link for salaries no that much correct, you'll be surprised, thats scaling/grading system from government but they dont pay a lot.

Did you search for school for your kids? to pay 17,000$ /year for each kid ? ;D

http://www.stgeorges.qc.ca/admissions/fee-schedule-2012-2013

Dont tell me you'll send them to official school, my aunt didnt put her kids in offical school since teaching not as good as private

Why you want to immigrate to send your kids to official school?

maaan I just saw your above post.. dude I never said that I agree with you about everything in general!!! You have few right information and many wrong information.. As a mater of fact I don't agree in most of the things you say. I just don't show it explicitly...

Job market is hard everywhere, if anyone tries to move to gulf nowadays then finding a job would be as hard as it is in Canada and in many places all over the world..

 

[Bachar]

Hey guys! Just let u know that i made it! Yehey
I thought ill not pass because the officer was i think
disappointed of my french, i didnt speak well enough
Im happy i passed but im feeling sad at the same time
Because i didnt do well on my french, she mostly talk in
French.. And most of the time i answered back in english
I passed maybe because i provided all necessary documents and
She is nice , a middle age woman.. when i show her research about
Quebec, about my profession, thats the time when she is mostly
disappointed.. I don't know whhhy??? I thought she'll be glad about it
and she told me that all the print outs was in english, she ask me why its all in english because
I already know english.. I didn't realize these things, i should have printed it in french..
she told me if u really want to learn french u should try to read it in french.. Blah blah
I told her, thank you madam for informing me i should have print it in french.. I told her that im going
To print it and to read in french, i acknowledge my mistake and i said sorry and that's the time she calm down a bit..there's one questions that i answered wrong when she ask me what job are u going to do if u are not
Yet a nurse there in quebec, i told her survival jobs! Which entirely wrong!
She told me u are a nurse and u will work in a grocery etc..,
then i answered again, ill do somethng else, volunteer works, join seminars etc..
She told me i can work like to help the elderly or aide infirmier. She given me a website guide pratique recherche d'emploi... Actually there are a lot of silent moments because she is busy doing on the computer.
And didnt realize she is already printing my csq.. Thanks God.. I thought i screwed my interview..
She told me to continue my french classes at alliance,she asked me why i didnt continue
I told her i find it hard to attend classes becAuse of my work schedule. I told her i will attend classes
Full time on my annual leave.. At the end she smiled and showed me my csq..
French is very important i passed because i think she is nice. There is one lady who was called at 8:30 by a black officer and its more than an hour she didnt come back until i was called by a lady officer. When i came out in lobby, i saw her, they asked me if i passed, i also asked her if she passed but she said
Its up to the black officer.. i think her's still pending..
I finally realize that french Is verrryy important to passed. If i were with the black
Officer i dont know if i passed.. At the start im praying that i will be with the lady officer.
If you are a nurse it doenst necessarily mean that u passed because i know some
some people also with the same profession who didnt make it.. Faith and Luck ..
if i remember more questions i'll post it for the benefit of other's schedule for interview.
Now its time for me to rest and see tha rest of istanbul later..this interview is very stressful and traumatic. Im
Glad its over...

Congratulations for your CSQ, you made an important step
Good luck in next steps

 

[mft25]

Hi every one and I wish all of you best of luck…Special thanks to ricoluna and everyone else for your support and assistance. We got the CSQ and I cannot believe it. We had also submitted our second file after a terrible week of running almost everywhere to get all papers needed for the Federal part. Thanks god after 2 years of waiting, 1 and half year studying French I got it.
I was at hotel lobby by 8:00AM sharp, the 1st officer who was a women entered the hotel at 8:15am saying bonjour and we replied bonjour. The 2nd officer who was an African man entered at 8:20 am with no bonjour at all .At 8:30 the African officer called another lady and we were in shock, i thought my email was not delivered. Finally she came at 8:45am and called my name and I answered in French as ricoluna recommended. We started the interview by checking the passports for all family members. Birth dates and places for my husband and myself in French. Then, she asked for my university certificate as well as my marks. My work experience was checked too. She asked for slip of salary as a proof of work where the bank statement is not sufficient. She asked for the social security card and social security statements for me and my husband. She asked after that about how i speak English fluent and that was the only question in English. Then, she asked questions about my preparation for Québec like job offers, schools for my kids, day care for my youngest, houses and where do we intend to live there. She checked our French certificates (Delf a2 for myself, delf a1 for my husband) she appreciated that we learned French as a vital tool in Quebec as well as our two kids who are enrolled in the French institution. I believe that worked to our side. I spoke French for about 50 minutes, by other words our interview was conducted in French.
Be ready for the interview by learning French, search about jobs in Quebec, schools and houses. Get your original copies. Make sure that your spouse speaks French too and intends to work there when you move.
Be yourself, honest, and well prepared, speak French and show them that you are ready and capable to overcome all the challenges.
Best of luck for everyone

 

[harit79]

Thanks a lot for sharing your interview experience.
That will great help to the members who have got their interview schedule or eagerly waiting for the interview.
Once again Felicitation and wish you all the best for federal part.

 

[mkshah]

hi genona,
Congratulations for your CSQ and Good Luck for Federals.

And thank you for sharing your interview experience with us. It really helped to understand the increasing importance of speaking french during interview.

Merci et Bon Chance !

Hey guys! Just let u know that i made it! Yehey
I thought ill not pass because the officer was i think
disappointed of my french, i didnt speak well enough
Im happy i passed but im feeling sad at the same time
Because i didnt do well on my french, she mostly talk in
French.. And most of the time i answered back in english
I passed maybe because i provided all necessary documents and
She is nice , a middle age woman.. when i show her research about
Quebec, about my profession, thats the time when she is mostly
disappointed.. I don't know whhhy??? I thought she'll be glad about it
and she told me that all the print outs was in english, she ask me why its all in english because
I already know english.. I didn't realize these things, i should have printed it in french..
she told me if u really want to learn french u should try to read it in french.. Blah blah
I told her, thank you madam for informing me i should have print it in french.. I told her that im going
To print it and to read in french, i acknowledge my mistake and i said sorry and that's the time she calm down a bit..there's one questions that i answered wrong when she ask me what job are u going to do if u are not
Yet a nurse there in quebec, i told her survival jobs! Which entirely wrong!
She told me u are a nurse and u will work in a grocery etc..,
then i answered again, ill do somethng else, volunteer works, join seminars etc..
She told me i can work like to help the elderly or aide infirmier. She given me a website guide pratique recherche d'emploi... Actually there are a lot of silent moments because she is busy doing on the computer.
And didnt realize she is already printing my csq.. Thanks God.. I thought i screwed my interview..
She told me to continue my french classes at alliance,she asked me why i didnt continue
I told her i find it hard to attend classes becAuse of my work schedule. I told her i will attend classes
Full time on my annual leave.. At the end she smiled and showed me my csq..
French is very important i passed because i think she is nice. There is one lady who was called at 8:30 by a black officer and its more than an hour she didnt come back until i was called by a lady officer. When i came out in lobby, i saw her, they asked me if i passed, i also asked her if she passed but she said
Its up to the black officer.. i think her's still pending..
I finally realize that french Is verrryy important to passed. If i were with the black
Officer i dont know if i passed.. At the start im praying that i will be with the lady officer.
If you are a nurse it doenst necessarily mean that u passed because i know some
some people also with the same profession who didnt make it.. Faith and Luck ..
if i remember more questions i'll post it for the benefit of other's schedule for interview.
Now its time for me to rest and see tha rest of istanbul later..this interview is very stressful and traumatic. Im
Glad its over...

 

[mkshah]

hi mft25,
Congratulations to you lady for getting csq for you and your family.
I wish you good luck for the federal part.
Thank you for sharing your interview experience with us.

Hi every one and I wish all of you best of luck...Special thanks to ricoluna and everyone else for your support and assistance. We got the CSQ and I cannot believe it. We had also submitted our second file after a terrible week of running almost everywhere to get all papers needed for the Federal part. Thanks god after 2 years of waiting, 1 and half year studying French I got it.
I was at hotel lobby by 8:00AM sharp, the 1st officer who was a women entered the hotel at 8:15am saying bonjour and we replied bonjour. The 2nd officer who was an African man entered at 8:20 am with no bonjour at all .At 8:30 the African officer called another lady and we were in shock, i thought my email was not delivered. Finally she came at 8:45am and called my name and I answered in French as ricoluna recommended. We started the interview by checking the passports for all family members. Birth dates and places for my husband and myself in French. Then, she asked for my university certificate as well as my marks. My work experience was checked too. She asked for slip of salary as a proof of work where the bank statement is not sufficient. She asked for the social security card and social security statements for me and my husband. She asked after that about how i speak English fluent and that was the only question in English. Then, she asked questions about my preparation for Québec like job offers, schools for my kids, day care for my youngest, houses and where do we intend to live there. She checked our French certificates (Delf a2 for myself, delf a1 for my husband) she appreciated that we learned French as a vital tool in Quebec as well as our two kids who are enrolled in the French institution. I believe that worked to our side. I spoke French for about 50 minutes, by other words our interview was conducted in French.
Be ready for the interview by learning French, search about jobs in Quebec, schools and houses. Get your original copies. Make sure that your spouse speaks French too and intends to work there when you move.
Be yourself, honest, and well prepared, speak French and show them that you are ready and capable to overcome all the challenges.
Best of luck for everyone

 

[lemans207]

I came back to say Congrats to Genona

 

[mkshah]

@ genona & mft25,
Pls can u share how many points were given to you by IO in interview for your DELF level of french?

mft25 has A2 level, so did you get 6 pts for A2 level? Or your DELf scores were assessed by new rules of 16/25 score?

Thanks in advance for your replies

 

[RICOLUNA]

GENONA congrats dear...i knew u'll do it !!! It's time for u know to visit Istanbul, it's a beautiful city and with ur CSQ in the pocket looks nicer and nicer !!! Congrats and send ur second file as soon as u can, u are nurse and u'll receive ur medicals v quickly, as well as ur visa.

MFT25 thanks for sharing and best of luck.

For all the others : the black men officer that is holding interview in Istanbul..his name is Didier Gaba and he is a very professional person. He is kind but very fair..do not be afraid if u'll have interviews with him.He worked in Damascus office and knows all rules in Middle East..u just have to speak french and show interest and dedication about ur immigration project. I had my interview with him, he looks taught but he is not, he's just v professional.

Regards,

 

[mft25]

@ genona & mft25,
Pls can u share how many points were given to you by IO in interview for your DELF level of french?

mft25 has A2 level, so did you get 6 pts for A2 level? Or your DELf scores were assessed by new rules of 16/25 score?

Thanks in advance for your replies

I got 8 points total because she evaluated me as b1 and my husband have a1
total score was 70

 

[harit79]

Thanks for the update.

I got 8 points total because she evaluated me as b1 and my husband have a1
total score was 70

 

[mkshah]

thats really impressive and encouraging, because as per your previous post, you are at A2 level and in interview you got B1 level points...

thanks so much for sharing this news

I got 8 points total because she evaluated me as b1 and my husband have a1
total score was 70

 

[msharafaldeen]

Dear RICOLUNA
Congratulations i wish you get medical soon also. Today I sent my second file ,I hope I receive my file number after one month like you . I do not know what is the speed of process in Amman or Beirut office. I read many threads complaining of delay for one or two years . I hope it is not the same for us. I asked in Amman some sources they said around 1 to 1.5 years which I feel it so long. so good luck for all of us

Dear mft25,

First of all, congratulations for the CSQ. I wish you all the best with the federal process too.

May I ask what your nationality is? I am just asking because I have heard that the applications for Syrians are put on hold and I would like to see if any of our friends who have or had an interview is Syrian.

Thanks