QUEBEC APPLICANTS LETS SHARE EXPERIENCE

[Pak_UK]

Hi,

Has any one recently done with Quebec Immigration Interview, please share experience.



Regards,

 

[darshmodi]

Cheers house, quebec liberals secured 65/125 seats, counting still going on, but majority gained by liberals, no more separatist orthodox party 




VAL D’OR — In the final moments of a campaign that saw him catch his share of lucky breaks, Philippe Couillard left nothing to chance Sunday.

The Liberal leader packed his staff and media entourage into an 18-seat jet and took to the sky for one final blitz in Quebec’s faraway regions.

For most of the 33-day election, his opponents concentrated their efforts in the swath of ridings between Quebec City and Montreal.

Couillard, though, proved something of a grinder as the weeks wore on, hitting 28 districts — most held by his Parti Québécois rivals — in the final three days of the campaign.

A Liberal victory seemed improbable at the beginning of March. The party was poised to sit in opposition while polls predicted a PQ majority government.

But a series of gaffes by Parti Québécois Leader Pauline Marois paved the way for Couillard to emerge as the front-runner heading into Monday’s election.

At every turn, the Liberal leader has used an early slip by Marois’s pro-independence party to sow fears of another sovereignty vote, framing the election as a choice between another divisive referendum and his plan to create 250,000 jobs.

Couillard repeated that tactic at the Bonaventure airport in the Gaspé region Sunday, but also focused on a message of hope. People packed into the tiny building as Couillard promised to bring back the “dignity” that comes with jobs.

Unemployment rates in the Gaspé are twice the national average. Both the PQ and Liberals are promising to invest $350 million in public funds to build a cement factory that will bring an estimated 400 jobs to the area.

The factory isn’t without its detractors, as it will become the biggest producer of greenhouse gases in Quebec’s industrial sector.

“I come from a region just like this,” Couillard said, referring to his home in the Lac Saint-Jean region. “I know you don’t want us to just come here and tell you what’s happening in Quebec City. It’s our job to go to Quebec City and tell them what’s happening up here.”

Liberal candidate Damien Arsenault won a byelection in Bonaventure in 2012, but was ousted when the PQ came to power nine months later. Arsenault is a short, wiry man who drives a school bus in the Gaspé. He says he has a good feeling about his chances this time around.

After Couillard wandered through the crowd, he grabbed Arsenault, leaned into him and quietly said: “We’re going to win.”

The Liberal leader then walked across the tarmac and into the plane before heading across the Gulf of St-Lawrence to Sept-Îles and the Duplessis riding, a PQ fortress.

“All the PQ wants to do is talk about a referendum and a divisive charter,” he told a small crowd inside the airport’s terminal. “Last time I checked, there’s not one job a referendum or a charter will create.”

If Couillard has been able to campaign hard and stay on message, it’s at least in part because of the PQ’s gaffes.

Things began to unravel early for the PQ when Pierre Karl Péladeau, the party’s star candidate in St-Jérôme, exclaimed he wanted to make Quebec a country.

The mere thought of a referendum shook voter confidence in the PQ, who fell behind in the polls that week. The party never regained the lead it squandered that day.

Because the PQ stumbled out of the gate, it took much of the spotlight away from Couillard, who had struggled to find his footing in the election’s first days.

As Marois played defence, Couillard overcame his awkward demeanour and trimmed back the lengthy stump speeches of early March. Now, the Liberal leader seems to have settled into his role, exuding a quiet confidence that was missing only weeks ago.

In Sept-Îles, the Liberal leader said he’s going to bring a new kind of politics to Quebec City. It may have been a tough sell before the election, given that the Liberal government of Jean Charest was defeated on the heels of corruption scandals.

The road ahead won’t be an easy one for the Liberals. First, they have to win an election that could result in a Liberal minority. That would mean mending fences after a campaign marred by attacks and counterattacks between parties.

There’s also the matter of the still-simmering allegations of corruption dating back to the Charest years. Last week, a media consortium obtained court documents related to a 2013 police raid on Liberal party headquarters. The court filings outline the findings of a police investigation.

The contents of those documents were placed under publication ban, but they’ll be unsealed only days after the election.

On the plane, as the campaign rumbled along 20,000 feet above the ground, Couillard didn’t appear fazed by any of that. Next on the agenda was a stop in the mining town of Val d’Or, where the Liberals would pitch their Plan Nord mining strategy, before ending the campaign in the Roberval riding that Couillard hopes to take Monday.

 

[jimmy80]

hallo,

Any 2011 Middle east applicant have been called for interview? or informed to be ion the waiting list?

asking about non-priority cases.

one month more and I will celebrate the 3 years anniversary...

 

[tallayousef]

hi guys
yesterday i call quebec immigration enqire about my applicaiton, isent my application last december still no open file they told me it will take time up to 8 month then whole process for united arab emiraes to get the certificate reach to 3 years .
this is long time to wait and you dont know they will accept you or no .

 

[iya ibeji]

Dear friends

Pls share if anybody applied in 2011 or in 2012. But in august 2013 the Aot points were changed.
So, his/her file will be assessed on the Aot points were granted earlier (at the time of application) or the new Aot points(came into effect aftr 2013 august )will be granted for csq.

GUYS PLS SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCES...

hello sunnymks,

i am a Sept 2011 applicant and i'm being assessed with the new rules. the Quebec system is very funny.

only those people who were placed on interview wait list before august 2013 are being assessed with old rules.

iya ibeji

 

[kattel]

Dear Kattel Jee,

Is your spouse bachelor and master degree in mathematics within the last five years? I mean Bed and Med in mathematics?

Yes got M.Ed before 7 yrs and teaching countinously since 7 yrs.

 

[kfzmm]

So finally quebec contacted through mail for additional docs.
I haven't gone through the list of docs properly.
The mail was in junk folder so I would advise all to check that too.
So guys what you think whats next after doc submission.

 

[lemans207]

So finally quebec contacted through mail for additional docs.
I haven't gone through the list of docs properly.
The mail was in junk folder so I would advise all to check that too.
So guys what you think whats next after doc submission.

can you share the date of your application?

 

[jimmy80]

So finally quebec contacted through mail for additional docs.
I haven't gone through the list of docs properly.
The mail was in junk folder so I would advise all to check that too.
So guys what you think whats next after doc submission.

can you please share with us your time line and the first three digits of your file number?

Regards and best of luck

 

[jimmy80]

So finally quebec contacted through mail for additional docs.
I haven't gone through the list of docs properly.
The mail was in junk folder so I would advise all to check that too.
So guys what you think whats next after doc submission.

also please share your timeline underthe below linkhttp://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/quebec-skw-middle-east-applicant-2011-through-damascus-office-t164519.15.html

 

[goodmrng1947]

Good News!!
MONTREAL — The Quebec Liberal Party staged a stunning comeback 18 months after being ousted from power in the climax to the Maple Spring, winning a majority government in the most divisive and nasty election campaign in recent memory.

The Liberals took 70 of Quebec’s 125 electoral seats and garnered 41 per cent of the popular vote – a stinging blow to the Parti Québécois and its controversial charter of values.

Taking to the stage in Saint-Félicien, after snagging his Roberval riding from a PQ incumbent with 55 per cent of the vote, premier-elect Philippe Couillard said the Liberals will focus on the economy and job creation.

But he also attempted to heal the wounds identity politics tore in Quebec’s social fabric.

“(Quebecers) have chosen unity and openness,” Couillard said. “The division is over. Reconciliation has begun. We will now work together for Quebec.”

Outgoing premier Pauline Marois announced she would step down as leader after support for her Parti Québécois sank to its lowest level since 1970 with just 25 per cent of the popular vote.

Marois, Quebec’s first woman premier, lost her riding of Charlevoix-Côte-de-Beaupréas by 777 votes.

 

[kfzmm]

I applied in march 2011.

 

[kfzmm]

well it seems that the mail is divided into two parts.

schedule A. Documents Required
1. Resident Visa copy
2. Education certificates. something saying with certified..... it should be quebec recognised(any idea?) I am an IT guy.
3. Work experience for last five years.
4. pay slips for last 3 months.


then annex B. update file.
which includes all above plus french language certificates or change in family status or any other change etc.


Anyone else asked to send these docs again as i already send them initially.
tcfq results also sent back in 2012. after that no test taken and no change in status in anyway.

i dont have a file number just reference individual.

there was someone from jordan jan 2011 applicant w/o file number. his id was zein i guess. he was also asked for additional docs. anyone knows what was that?

any news?

regards n thanks

 

[patelaakash33]

Dear seniors
could you please help to count my points
Age: 22
Education: 13 years(10 school+2 years of industrial training institute (NOC-7313)
Area of training: Refrigeration air conditioning mechanic
work experience :3 years
IELTS score: W-5,S-6,R-6,L-7
French: no
No of kids :0
Your relatives in Quebec: no
Job offer :no

Marital status-Single (unmarried)

 

[stacyluv7987]

Hello I am new here, but I have been reading a lot on the site.

I am upgrading my french from A2 -->B2 (Not easy....but working on it).

I sent my file on Dec 12, 2012 to Montreal MMIC

Received file number on Feb 14, 2013

I received a letter about missing documents on Aug 7, 2013

On Novembre 5, 2013 I received a letter indicated that I will be process according to the new rules. They are giving me 18 months to have B2 french. (Now I am down to 13months left ???)

According to the new rules my points were lower than 49; therefore I did an IELTS exam to improve my points.

Now I have 52 points. Working on B2 French in order to receive more points.

I am very nervous that Quebec immigration would disappoint me; after taking so much time working on French.


Any possibility that they would change the French to B1 ?