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caribgrl55 said:
Hi all, just an update that I landed in Montreal on Jan 17. All processes at the airport went very smoothly and quickly (about 45 minutes). I believe there was only 1 other person who landed at about the same time as me, which is why it went so quickly. The immigration officer did ask me about POF and if any of my status changed (married, criminal etc).

I did the following in the same order: Applied for my SIN, opened a bank account, applied for my health card, all while job hunting. Had an interview yesterday for a call center job which I got and start on Monday. Not the ideal job, but something for now.

Weather is very cold, but once you dress well enough, it's not unbearable. You have to ensure that your extremities are warm (hands, feel, head), because that makes a big difference in how you feel.

The language you hear the most here is French, then English, then lots of other languages from around the world. Most people who deal with customers are bilingual (French and English). Use the time while you wait for your PR approval to improve your French, as this will give you a jump start once you get here.

Congrats CaribGrl55
I am also from the Caribbean hope my process goes as well
 
xse2573 said:
@ Bajan4Quebec
Thanks for your prompt info...so he still stand a chance to have a waived interview? A waived interview is as a result of what?..And having an interview is also as a result of what sisutation?

Thanks

Waiving of an interview is at the discretion of the visa officer, an interview may be waived if there are no missing documents and/or all the information submitted appears authentic. likewise an interview could be called if the information submitted does not appear authentic and questionable. interviews cannot be called to test an applicants language level, but once an interview is called testing the language capabilities will be included.

Regards
 
Hi MKShah Sir,

I heard that AOL 6 point is not considerable to eligibility.Is it right?That will be depend on interviewer.

rgds
Vishal
 
hokaito said:
Hi!

I am applying through one of the immigration agencies over here in Mumbai. It took me more than 2 months to complete the documentation part (the biggest problem was that of the transcripts from my college) >:(. Have enrolled myself for A1 classes in AF Mumbai and received a IELTS score of 7.5. Me and my spouse together have points more than what are required but the agent says that unless the french test certificates are not submitted, the immigration office will not process my request. Is that true?

Need help on this on a priority basis.

Regards,

hokaito

they will process your application if you score beyond the cut off score for preliminary.
QSWP, is based on point system. as long as you reached points for the cut-off stage you will proceed.
But sending your french exams will strengthn ur application and is required if your points is not enough to reach cutoff scores for prelimnry

merci
 
Hi All,

I got a letter from Quebec Immigration, that i am in the waiting list for Interview...guess i will be called for March Schedule - New York Mission.

Is anyone in the same situation.

i am little bit tensed on the interview

My Background
Education - MCA, working in IT
Experience - 8 Yrs
French - No Certification but studied French as 2nd language in Higher secondary & Bachelors, now i don't remember a single word in french.
Spouse Education - M.Sc (Dietitian & Nutritionist) - No French
Having Kid - 4 Yrs


Whats the probability in getting CSQ


Thanks
Case
 
rasein said:
Hi All,

I got a letter from Quebec Immigration, that i am in the waiting list for Interview...guess i will be called for March Schedule - New York Mission.

Is anyone in the same situation.

i am little bit tensed on the interview

My Background
Education - MCA, working in IT
Experience - 8 Yrs
French - No Certification but studied French as 2nd language in Higher secondary & Bachelors, now i don't remember a single word in french.
Spouse Education - M.Sc (Dietitian & Nutritionist) - No French
Having Kid - 4 Yrs


Whats the probability in getting CSQ


Thanks
Case

Hello Resein...We are on the same boat. I got a letter too sometimes last week that l am on the waiting list for New York BIQ.
I was also thinking that most likely they will call for interview by March too.

But lets keep in touch frequently so we can connect and discuss more

-Xse
 
Sure Xse.

Please share your Background...

from today i am planning to study French atleast to Greet and communicate some words in the interview...
 
rasein said:
Sure Xse.

Please share your Background...

from today i am planning to study French atleast to Greet and communicate some words in the interview...

What do you mean background?....You can send me email to xse.iriowen@yahoo.com
Or if u are in the U.S.A. we can exchange phone contact. Where are you gonna start
your french class?
 
hI MAN , DID YOU RECEIVE A E-MAIL FROM THEM OR JUST A MAIL ?
rasein said:
Hi All,

I got a letter from Quebec Immigration, that i am in the waiting list for Interview...guess i will be called for March Schedule - New York Mission.

Is anyone in the same situation.

i am little bit tensed on the interview

My Background
Education - MCA, working in IT
Experience - 8 Yrs
French - No Certification but studied French as 2nd language in Higher secondary & Bachelors, now i don't remember a single word in french.
Spouse Education - M.Sc (Dietitian & Nutritionist) - No French
Having Kid - 4 Yrs


Whats the probability in getting CSQ


Thanks
Case
 
No i haven't received any Email...this is thru Mail
 
WHEN HE SAY ABOUT BACKGROUND , HE MEAN WHEN DID YOU APPLY ,FROM WHERE ? WHAT'S YOUR DIPLOMA ...
xse2573 said:
What do you mean background?....You can send me email to xse.iriowen @ yahoo.com
Or if u are in the U.S.A. we can exchange phone contact. Where are you gonna start
your french class?
 
So you are in USA ? when did you apply ? did they ask anything ?
rasein said:
No i haven't received any Email...this is thru Mail
 
i have sent the Documents by December 2010, because of the Holidays, they opened the file by January 2011 & i received my 1st AOR by March 2011.

When i contacted the Immigration office 2 Months back, they told me it will take 12 Months from the Date of opening the File to called for the Interview...because of large of Volume of Applicants.

i am living in Suburb of Boston

Thanks
Rase
 
c82 said:
Hi MKShah Sir,

I heard that AOL I didnt understand buddy.. pls clarify what is AOL? ::) 6 point is not considerable to eligibility.Is it right?That will be depend on interviewer.

rgds
Vishal
 
Hi rasein,

Do yo know if you are in the priority list ?? Can you please share your timesline to add it to this table:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/quebec-applicants-lets-share-experience-t37196.0.html;msg1231047#msg1231047


rasein said:
Hi All,

I got a letter from Quebec Immigration, that i am in the waiting list for Interview...guess i will be called for March Schedule - New York Mission.

Is anyone in the same situation.

i am little bit tensed on the interview

My Background
Education - MCA, working in IT
Experience - 8 Yrs
French - No Certification but studied French as 2nd language in Higher secondary & Bachelors, now i don't remember a single word in french.
Spouse Education - M.Sc (Dietitian & Nutritionist) - No French
Having Kid - 4 Yrs


Whats the probability in getting CSQ


Thanks
Case