Quebec 2010 Applicants Damasucs Visa office

[Patientman]

Ladies & Gentlemen,
I have been following the threads on this forum since about a year; we were all in the same boat of waiting for the CSQ interview - many shared their experiences and others provided help and guidance on the way forward. It's my turn to share with you my experience for the CSQ interview.

My interview was few days ago in Istanbul. I traveled about 2 days earlier and stayed in the same hotel where the interview is to make sure that I am neither exhausted nor getting lost while getting to the interview location. On the day of the interview, I was down at the lobby about half an hour early. I was called in about 1.5 hours later (1 hour delay).

The officer was very gentle - the interview was 100% in French. Questions were asked to both myself and my wife and we would answer together / my wife is excellent in French and so she backed me up. We had hundreds of papers and many documents.

Here's how the sequence of the interview went:
- Requested the passports
- Requested DCS
- Requested marriage certificate
- Requested letter of experience
- Requested payslips (officer quickly looked at them)
- Requested copy of my residencies in all countries I worked in
- Autonomie financier ... without looking at any bank account details
- Asked me where do I work and what is the company I work for... then asked me about my plans on how I am going to find a job in Quebec
- Asked me Why Quebec
- Asked me to indicate one valeur commun that I favor and explain why
- Asked me to describe myself in 2 words

...Final check before counting our points & Boom .. We scored 75. CSQ printed and handed over to us.

Thanked the officer and obtained explanation as to what needs to be done next. All the stress was finally relieved ...

Now, for those who already have the CSQ - I have few questions:
- What shall be done next exactly?
- In the remarks section of your CSQ, does it mention "dossier vise part traitement prioritaire - domaine de formation" - is this something standard?

Cheers,
Patient

 

[jimmy80]

Ladies & Gentlemen,
I have been following the threads on this forum since about a year; we were all in the same boat of waiting for the CSQ interview - many shared their experiences and others provided help and guidance on the way forward. It's my turn to share with you my experience for the CSQ interview.

My interview was few days ago in Istanbul. I traveled about 2 days earlier and stayed in the same hotel where the interview is to make sure that I am neither exhausted nor getting lost while getting to the interview location. On the day of the interview, I was down at the lobby about half an hour early. I was called in about 1.5 hours later (1 hour delay).

The officer was very gentle - the interview was 100% in French. Questions were asked to both myself and my wife and we would answer together / my wife is excellent in French and so she backed me up. We had hundreds of papers and many documents.

Here's how the sequence of the interview went:
- Requested the passports
- Requested DCS
- Requested marriage certificate
- Requested letter of experience
- Requested payslips (officer quickly looked at them)
- Requested copy of my residencies in all countries I worked in
- Autonomie financier ... without looking at any bank account details
- Asked me where do I work and what is the company I work for... then asked me about my plans on how I am going to find a job in Quebec
- Asked me Why Quebec
- Asked me to indicate one valeur commun that I favor and explain why
- Asked me to describe myself in 2 words

...Final check before counting our points & Boom .. We scored 75. CSQ printed and handed over to us.

Thanked the officer and obtained explanation as to what needs to be done next. All the stress was finally relieved ...

Now, for those who already have the CSQ - I have few questions:
- What shall be done next exactly?
- In the remarks section of your CSQ, does it mention "dossier vise part traitement prioritaire - domaine de formation" - is this something standard?

Cheers,
Patient

Congratulations

 

[msharafaldeen]

Wish you the best during your interview, come back with CSQ

I hope so dear

 

[msharafaldeen]

Ladies & Gentlemen,
I have been following the threads on this forum since about a year; we were all in the same boat of waiting for the CSQ interview - many shared their experiences and others provided help and guidance on the way forward. It's my turn to share with you my experience for the CSQ interview.

My interview was few days ago in Istanbul. I traveled about 2 days earlier and stayed in the same hotel where the interview is to make sure that I am neither exhausted nor getting lost while getting to the interview location. On the day of the interview, I was down at the lobby about half an hour early. I was called in about 1.5 hours later (1 hour delay).

The officer was very gentle - the interview was 100% in French. Questions were asked to both myself and my wife and we would answer together / my wife is excellent in French and so she backed me up. We had hundreds of papers and many documents.

Here's how the sequence of the interview went:
- Requested the passports
- Requested DCS
- Requested marriage certificate
- Requested letter of experience
- Requested payslips (officer quickly looked at them)
- Requested copy of my residencies in all countries I worked in
- Autonomie financier ... without looking at any bank account details
- Asked me where do I work and what is the company I work for... then asked me about my plans on how I am going to find a job in Quebec
- Asked me Why Quebec
- Asked me to indicate one valeur commun that I favor and explain why
- Asked me to describe myself in 2 words

...Final check before counting our points & Boom .. We scored 75. CSQ printed and handed over to us.

Thanked the officer and obtained explanation as to what needs to be done next. All the stress was finally relieved ...

Now, for those who already have the CSQ - I have few questions:
- What shall be done next exactly?
- In the remarks section of your CSQ, does it mention "dossier vise part traitement prioritaire - domaine de formation" - is this something standard?

Cheers,
Patient

Congratulations

 

[javeedislam]

Ladies & Gentlemen,
I have been following the threads on this forum since about a year; we were all in the same boat of waiting for the CSQ interview - many shared their experiences and others provided help and guidance on the way forward. It's my turn to share with you my experience for the CSQ interview.

My interview was few days ago in Istanbul. I traveled about 2 days earlier and stayed in the same hotel where the interview is to make sure that I am neither exhausted nor getting lost while getting to the interview location. On the day of the interview, I was down at the lobby about half an hour early. I was called in about 1.5 hours later (1 hour delay).

The officer was very gentle - the interview was 100% in French. Questions were asked to both myself and my wife and we would answer together / my wife is excellent in French and so she backed me up. We had hundreds of papers and many documents.

Here's how the sequence of the interview went:
- Requested the passports
- Requested DCS
- Requested marriage certificate
- Requested letter of experience
- Requested payslips (officer quickly looked at them)
- Requested copy of my residencies in all countries I worked in
- Autonomie financier ... without looking at any bank account details
- Asked me where do I work and what is the company I work for... then asked me about my plans on how I am going to find a job in Quebec
- Asked me Why Quebec
- Asked me to indicate one valeur commun that I favor and explain why
- Asked me to describe myself in 2 words

...Final check before counting our points & Boom .. We scored 75. CSQ printed and handed over to us.

Thanked the officer and obtained explanation as to what needs to be done next. All the stress was finally relieved ...

Now, for those who already have the CSQ - I have few questions:
- What shall be done next exactly?
- In the remarks section of your CSQ, does it mention "dossier vise part traitement prioritaire - domaine de formation" - is this something standard?

Cheers,
Patient

Congratulations

 

[lemans207]

Congrats and welcome to the waiting club

Ladies & Gentlemen,
I have been following the threads on this forum since about a year; we were all in the same boat of waiting for the CSQ interview - many shared their experiences and others provided help and guidance on the way forward. It's my turn to share with you my experience for the CSQ interview.

My interview was few days ago in Istanbul. I traveled about 2 days earlier and stayed in the same hotel where the interview is to make sure that I am neither exhausted nor getting lost while getting to the interview location. On the day of the interview, I was down at the lobby about half an hour early. I was called in about 1.5 hours later (1 hour delay).Same as me
The officer was very gentle - the interview was 100% in French. Questions were asked to both myself and my wife and we would answer together / my wife is excellent in French and so she backed me up. We had hundreds of papers and many documents.

Here's how the sequence of the interview went:
- Requested the passports
- Requested DCS
- Requested marriage certificate
- Requested letter of experience
- Requested payslips (officer quickly looked at them)
- Requested copy of my residencies in all countries I worked in
- Autonomie financier ... without looking at any bank account details
- Asked me where do I work and what is the company I work for... then asked me about my plans on how I am going to find a job in Quebec
- Asked me Why Quebec Wasn't asked this question
- Asked me to indicate one valeur commun that I favor and explain why
- Asked me to describe myself in 2 words wasn't ask this question

...Final check before counting our points & Boom .. We scored 75. CSQ printed and handed over to us.

Thanked the officer and obtained explanation as to what needs to be done next. All the stress was finally relieved ...

Now, for those who already have the CSQ - I have few questions:
- What shall be done next exactly?
Now you must start another immigration process,
you need birth certificate,
police certificates,
3-4 forms found on CIC web
Draft check
then AOR in 2 months will come.
MEDS god only knows ;D
- In the remarks section of your CSQ, does it mention "dossier vise part traitement prioritaire - domaine de formation" - is this something standard?
All treated the same, but it seems waiting time is around 14-18 months
Cheers,
Patient

 

[Patientman]

Thanks Leman for the reply... I have to gather 4 police certificates from 4 different countries including the US (which will take up to 3 month alone). What is better? To send the application now and then send along the police clearances or wait till I collect all documents and send all together? Also, I have changed my passport and now on my new passport it doesn't show that I lived in the US ... if I don't mention anything about the US, will they still ask for a police clearance from there? you know what i mean?

Thanks bro

Patient

 

[signalmaker]

Ladies & Gentlemen,
I have been following the threads on this forum since about a year; we were all in the same boat of waiting for the CSQ interview - many shared their experiences and others provided help and guidance on the way forward. It's my turn to share with you my experience for the CSQ interview.

My interview was few days ago in Istanbul. I traveled about 2 days earlier and stayed in the same hotel where the interview is to make sure that I am neither exhausted nor getting lost while getting to the interview location. On the day of the interview, I was down at the lobby about half an hour early. I was called in about 1.5 hours later (1 hour delay).

The officer was very gentle - the interview was 100% in French. Questions were asked to both myself and my wife and we would answer together / my wife is excellent in French and so she backed me up. We had hundreds of papers and many documents.

Here's how the sequence of the interview went:
- Requested the passports
- Requested DCS
- Requested marriage certificate
- Requested letter of experience
- Requested payslips (officer quickly looked at them)
- Requested copy of my residencies in all countries I worked in
- Autonomie financier ... without looking at any bank account details
- Asked me where do I work and what is the company I work for... then asked me about my plans on how I am going to find a job in Quebec
- Asked me Why Quebec
- Asked me to indicate one valeur commun that I favor and explain why
- Asked me to describe myself in 2 words

...Final check before counting our points & Boom .. We scored 75. CSQ printed and handed over to us.

Thanked the officer and obtained explanation as to what needs to be done next. All the stress was finally relieved ...

Now, for those who already have the CSQ - I have few questions:
- What shall be done next exactly?
- In the remarks section of your CSQ, does it mention "dossier vise part traitement prioritaire - domaine de formation" - is this something standard?

Cheers,
Patient

Hello,

thank you so much for sharing the experience !

would you please tell me what does DCS mean ?

Thank you !

 

[signalmaker]

Hello guys..

one Question about Interview ..

what would make the interviewer refuse the applicant ? any cases here ? any hints about this subject ?

 

[Victor.85]

Hello,

thank you so much for sharing the experience !

would you please tell me what does DCS mean ?

Thank you !

DCS is the french equivalent for CSQ application, it means demande de certificat de selection

 

[jimmy80]

Hello,

any 2011 applicant for Damas BIQ has been called for an interview?(when i applied i send my application to Montreal because at that time they stopped receiving application in Damas. May 2011).

another query ,Normally when teh application staus change: when it will be in the waiting list or queue for interview they send a seperate e-mail to update or inform us? or just we will receive the e-mail call for the interview?

thank you.

 

[mft25]

Hello,

any 2011 applicant for Damas BIQ has been called for an interview?(when i applied i send my application to Montreal because at that time they stopped receiving application in Damas. May 2011).

another query ,Normally when teh application staus change: when it will be in the waiting list or queue for interview they send a seperate e-mail to update or inform us? or just we will receive the e-mail call for the interview?

thank you.

hi jimmy
normaly you should receive an email informing you that you have been shortlisted for interview before the interview itself i think by now you should receive this email so my question is did you recieve this email??

 

[jimmy80]

hi jimmy
normaly you should receive an email informing you that you have been shortlisted for interview before the interview itself i think by now you should receive this email so my question is did you recieve this email??

Thank you dor your reply. No i didn't receive any e-mail until now.

 

[ThunderBird11]

Ladies & Gentlemen,
I have been following the threads on this forum since about a year; we were all in the same boat of waiting for the CSQ interview - many shared their experiences and others provided help and guidance on the way forward. It's my turn to share with you my experience for the CSQ interview.
My interview was few days ago in Istanbul. I traveled about 2 days earlier and stayed in the same hotel where the interview is to make sure that I am neither exhausted nor getting lost while getting to the interview location. On the day of the interview, I was down at the lobby about half an hour early. I was called in about 1.5 hours later (1 hour delay).
The officer was very gentle - the interview was 100% in French. Questions were asked to both myself and my wife and we would answer together / my wife is excellent in French and so she backed me up. We had hundreds of papers and many documents.
Here's how the sequence of the interview went:
- Requested the passports
- Requested DCS
- Requested marriage certificate
- Requested letter of experience
- Requested payslips (officer quickly looked at them)
- Requested copy of my residencies in all countries I worked in
- Autonomie financier ... without looking at any bank account details
- Asked me where do I work and what is the company I work for... then asked me about my plans on how I am going to find a job in Quebec
- Asked me Why Quebec
- Asked me to indicate one valeur commun that I favor and explain why
- Asked me to describe myself in 2 words
...Final check before counting our points & Boom .. We scored 75. CSQ printed and handed over to us.
Thanked the officer and obtained explanation as to what needs to be done next. All the stress was finally relieved ...
Now, for those who already have the CSQ - I have few questions:
- What shall be done next exactly?
- In the remarks section of your CSQ, does it mention "dossier vise part traitement prioritaire - domaine de formation" - is this something standard?
Cheers,
Patient

Congratsss Patientman ...
Just one question, did he asks you something about your French Test?
Peaceee.

 

[jimmy80]

hallo,
not even one 2011 QSW has been called for an interview?

please share the updates