Thank You. I found it little 'odd' to print out all those pages ;D ! So that's why I asked.sibakoti said:
Hi! can I ask which country are you from? I noticed that you have a score for A2 and A1 for your french... I have not taken the exam yet, and i have the plan to take it by october in Manila, Philippines. I am just wondering how difficult is the exam... can you please give me an idea how the exam goes?Quebec_2012 said:Dear Still Hope and other seniors - I await your feedback on my candidature. Sorry for the repeated posts...
If I apply as the principal applicant and my wife as the co-applicant, I get total 53 points.
Education (B.Sc. 2001 India) - 6 points
Work experience (9 years) - 8 points
Age (31) - 16 points
Language proficiency - French (will clear DELF A2) - 3+3 points
Language proficiency - English (Advanced) - 3+3 points
Financial self sufficiency - 1 point
Spouse Education: MCA (2002) - 3 points
Spouse Age (30) - 3 points
Spouse French - None - 0 points
Child - 4 points
If my wife applies as the principal applicant and I as the co-applicant - I get 56 points, but it will be me who will be traveling there alone first to settle, then call her over...
Education (MCA 2002 India) - 12 points
Work experience (9 years) - 8 points
Age (30) - 16 points
Language proficiency - French - Beginner - 2+2
Language proficiency - English (Advanced) - 3+3 points
Financial self sufficiency - 1 point
Spouse Education: B.Sc. (2001) - 2 points
Spouse Age (31) - 3 points
Spouse French - DELF A2- 1+1 points
Child - 4 points
Please advise what should I do?
Regards,
Quebec_2012 said:Dear Still Hope and other seniors - I await your feedback on my candidature. Sorry for the repeated posts...
If I apply as the principal applicant and my wife as the co-applicant, I get total 53 points.
Education (B.Sc. 2001 India) - 6 points
Work experience (9 years) - 8 points
Age (31) - 16 points
Language proficiency - French (will clear DELF A2) - 3+3 points
Language proficiency - English (Advanced) - 3+3 points
Financial self sufficiency - 1 point
Spouse Education: MCA (2002) - 3 points
Spouse Age (30) - 3 points
Spouse French - None - 0 points
Child - 4 points
If my wife applies as the principal applicant and I as the co-applicant - I get 56 points, but it will be me who will be traveling there alone first to settle, then call her over...
Education (MCA 2002 India) - 12 points
Work experience (9 years) - 8 points
Age (30) - 16 points
Language proficiency - French - Beginner - 2+2
Language proficiency - English (Advanced) - 3+3 points
Financial self sufficiency - 1 point
Spouse Education: B.Sc. (2001) - 2 points
Spouse Age (31) - 3 points
Spouse French - DELF A2- 1+1 points
Child - 4 points
Please advise what should I do?
When your wife brings more points a PA then it is always better that she applies as PA. but remember that when she becomes PA then you can't enter to Quebec as long as she doesn't, that is the rule that PA should enter first and Accompanied applicants can enter with the PA or can join him or later.
goodluck
Regards,
. My BIQ is the Montreal office. I guess the application will be received by the office sometime mid next week.congratulations a for your CSQ and best of luck for the federal part.a said:My family want to thank all our seniors "quebec2011,stillhope,egrace,donsoft,solokru,wings for starting this thread and the rest of the gang" who one way or another help, encourage us in this journey of obtaining our quebec dream. We are very happy to share that we finally have our csq just this morning.
We were schedule for 9am but arrived 1hr early and 15 mins before 9 they already called us in.... Our IO was middle aged lady who was quite nice and she asked if we want the interview in french or english then my hubby who is the principal applicant answered lets try french then she started asking us in french but for some reason our mind was not working with us........ ??? guess out of 15 questions we only answered three........ during that stage we can see and feel that she was not impressed then she switch to english all the way. She asked about the common values of quebec and if we really want to settle in quebec guess she had an impression that we are not staying there as my husband has lots of uncles and his sister is in alberta that we may not stay long and moved to another province, we told her honestly that we already invested a lot and the satisfaction is far greater if we succeed on our own then she asked about our work and show all the documents then she said shes done with the interview and to give her a few minutes to calculate our points..... It seems like eternity then she finally she told us that we passed and we need to improve our french and shes hoping that we will stay in quebec as its a wonderful place and share some info about quebec and wish us luck.
And that was it......
@ quebec2011 dont worry buddy your time will come as we've meet one guy..... He was a receptionist in a hotel china and he was also called for interview so just relax and you'll be next.
