QUEBEC APPLICANTS LETS SHARE EXPERIENCE
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which letter from MIDI you received. 1. intent de rejet or 2. missing/additional docs?swamik said:
Dear all,
I am glad to see that a lot of information is still being shared in this forum. I have not been online for a very long time. Nothing had really happened since I received the AOR. While waiting for Quebec to make a decision, I decided to pursue a translation degree in a two-year programme in Canada (study permit). The idea being that even if the QSW doesnt work out, I could still have a chance to apply directly in federal or through the province (easier when you lived in Canada and hold a degree from the province, but would have to do process again though).
Anyway, I am sharing all this just to remind you not to give up. Alright, so this is what happened:
On Friday April 10, I received the email Intention de rejeter votre demande de certificat de sélection. What a blow! And it's so discouraging. It sure messed up my entire week-end. Asking documents that I already given, but the certification was done at the commissary (in my country that's how it's usually done, and back when I applied they didnt have specification who had to take care of certification). I wont go into too much details, but because me and I wife have different background and I moved quite a lot. I pretty had different documents to get from 4 different countries.
I just can't describe the stress.
Out all the documents, there were two major ones that I couldn't get on time. Like they advise, I wrote a very detailed letter about the reason why I couldn't get them time and added proof that I made the necessary steps to get them. (e.g. my wife diploma had to be requested that takes 2,5 months to be processed once the office taking care of it gets the application, then it had to be certified at city hall and finally sent to me, so no way for me to have it with only 3 months). The other document was proof of my cotisation in US. I had given forms that I got from my employer back then, but they wanted from IRS or Social Security Administration. Well, I made the request to IRS for certified forms (takes 2,5 months) also. However, guess what? after about a month, IRS sends a letter telling me they cant sent it to me. I assumed they made a mistake on the records, but I was too mad to call and solved the issue. Either way, it was way too late. So I decided to go through the IRS website and print a copy of cotisation and also make a request to SSA. I added a copy of that letter to CIC along with the documents I gathered and copy of cotisation from IRS website.
Well, I ended explaining the situation (in much more details to CIC, can you believe it ). Part of me was just like, well I need to try, but I didnt believe in it anymore.
To my surprise, I received a brown package...The CSQ!
Anyway, I hope this helps you guys and give you some hope. Like I said, no matter what happens, do not be discouraged.
I am glad to see that a lot of information is still being shared in this forum. I have not been online for a very long time. Nothing had really happened since I received the AOR. While waiting for Quebec to make a decision, I decided to pursue a translation degree in a two-year programme in Canada (study permit). The idea being that even if the QSW doesnt work out, I could still have a chance to apply directly in federal or through the province (easier when you lived in Canada and hold a degree from the province, but would have to do process again though).
Anyway, I am sharing all this just to remind you not to give up. Alright, so this is what happened:
On Friday April 10, I received the email Intention de rejeter votre demande de certificat de sélection. What a blow! And it's so discouraging. It sure messed up my entire week-end. Asking documents that I already given, but the certification was done at the commissary (in my country that's how it's usually done, and back when I applied they didnt have specification who had to take care of certification). I wont go into too much details, but because me and I wife have different background and I moved quite a lot. I pretty had different documents to get from 4 different countries.
I just can't describe the stress.Out all the documents, there were two major ones that I couldn't get on time. Like they advise, I wrote a very detailed letter about the reason why I couldn't get them time and added proof that I made the necessary steps to get them. (e.g. my wife diploma had to be requested that takes 2,5 months to be processed once the office taking care of it gets the application, then it had to be certified at city hall and finally sent to me, so no way for me to have it with only 3 months). The other document was proof of my cotisation in US. I had given forms that I got from my employer back then, but they wanted from IRS or Social Security Administration. Well, I made the request to IRS for certified forms (takes 2,5 months) also. However, guess what? after about a month, IRS sends a letter telling me they cant sent it to me. I assumed they made a mistake on the records, but I was too mad to call and solved the issue. Either way, it was way too late. So I decided to go through the IRS website and print a copy of cotisation and also make a request to SSA. I added a copy of that letter to CIC along with the documents I gathered and copy of cotisation from IRS website.
Well, I ended explaining the situation (in much more details to CIC, can you believe it
). Part of me was just like, well I need to try, but I didnt believe in it anymore.To my surprise, I received a brown package...The CSQ!
Anyway, I hope this helps you guys and give you some hope. Like I said, no matter what happens, do not be discouraged.
Have u applied under regular skilled worker category or peq...abd wats ur aot, it all depends on ur points... Take us thru ur profile so that we can predict the timeupinder said:
*Sigh*.upinder said:
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/permanent-workers/official-immigration-application/processing-times-table.php
Sir I want to know the meaning of verification of documents produced , I don't submitted birth certificate , tax docs,French results waited 43 months
Did u receive a mail with such subject line or did u get a mail requesting more docs...what is ur aot, country etcpappu13380 said:
Aot chemistry studied in BSC non medical experience in chemistry teaching . age 31 when applied . French neither submitted nor cleared.ielts 5.5 submitted academic. Experience 7yrs. Masters maths . comtry imdia.
Domt got any update request .
Aor DEC 22 2011 . file number etc July 2012.
Domt know where my case is goimg
Domt got any update request .
Aor DEC 22 2011 . file number etc July 2012.
Domt know where my case is goimg
Yes I got a intent to reject, the letter stated that I dont have enough proof to substantiate my claim, and they wanted the docs like school certificates and legality of work experience. they had mentioned that they will make decision immediately after receiving the required documents( am sure its a customary procedure they mention that way in this mail)yousuf_bangash said:
why do you ask this ? do you see any difference ?
If you received an email/letter requesting updates/further documentation, follow the instructions given in the correspondance as to how/where to send the information.gaye_ga said:
If you need to update your file in general, go here:
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/publications/en/dcs/A-0520-MA-dyn.pdf
You will get much relevant & useful information if you can try and post in English, which is the main language on this forum.aashu241 said:
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- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Montreal
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 17-10-2012
- Doc's Request.
- 27-05-2014
- Nomination.....
- CSQ 15-09-2014
- AOR Received.
- 14-03-2014
- IELTS Request
- submitted with the application
- File Transfer...
- 01-01-2013
- Med's Request
- 02-07-2015
- Med's Done....
- 07-07-2015
- Interview........
- Waived (QSWP)
When you say "residing in the city and have a new job", does that mean you changed addresses since submitting your application? if you did, you need to update them of your new address and possibly new job. You can just give them a call to know the status of your application. There's usually a long wait between getting the AOR and them processing your application and asking for updates (mine took 1 year and 2 months). Oh, and study French!gaye_ga said: